Simon Schubert creates two-dimensional images of buildings and architectural interiors out of folded paper. Wow.
Found via Visualingual.
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Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
folded paper art.
Simon Schubert creates two-dimensional images of buildings and architectural interiors out of folded paper. Wow.
Found via Visualingual.
new york high line.
The recently opened New York High Line is absolutely great! It's a park on an unused section of an abandoned elevated roadway. Wonderful.
Found via Design You Trust with additional images provided by Halina Steiner.
living small.
The Finger-Kenedy apartment via dwell.
A 700 square foot New York City apartment accommodates a family of four. Margarita McGrath & Scott Oliver of noroof architects enjoy small-scale work as well intangibly large projects and they grew up in Phoenix, Arizona.
famous glass house.
In case you have $2.3 million hanging around, this gorgeous glass house is for sale in Illinois (yep it's the one from Ferris Bueller's Day Off!).
via AT Chicago
the farm project.
So adorably friendly? A traveling working kitchen with live-in livestock.
Designed by Mike Meiré
via Dornbracht.
le corbusier cards.
Unité d'habitation, Berlin-Charlottenburg, Germany, 1956-1958
Set of six illustrated Le Corbusier cards by Stef Orazi. Designed and produced to coincide with the major exhibition at the Barbican Art Gallery, London.
via wallpaper.
pipe dreams.
We're charmed by the 'incredibly robust' repurposed drain pipes of the Das Park Hotel in Austria.
via designboner.
go climb a tree.
Arboreal abodes by Tom Chudleigh, O2 Sustainability, and Thanm & Videgard Hansson Arkitekter, respectively.
edward's modern house.
I'm only slightly embarrassed to admit (though my husband thinks I should be much, much more embarrassed) that I saw Twilight this weekend - along with a million teenage girls.
The coolest part of the movie was the Cullen's modern house, and the great furniture in Edward's room. (Also cool? Giant artwork made from graduation caps.) I found these pictures of the home on ATLA. Lots of glass windows, surrounded by forest and rain... beautiful.
lafayette park.
This month's issue of Dwell is full of beautiful spaces (yeah, no surprise there). Especially loved the home of Keira Alexandra and Toby Barlow - part of Mies van der Rohe's Lafayette Park in Detroit. Floor-to-ceiling windows and lots of color, art, and design.
tree house.
The Loblolly House, named for the tall pines that surround it, is composed entirely of off-site fabricated elements and ready-made components. It can be assembled from the platform in less than six weeks, and also easily disassembled, allowing for reconfiguration and recycling of disused components.
We love the geometry, and the view isn't too shabby. Architects' site here.
blue house.
'Blue House,' a live/work space by F.A.T. in London. The whimsical exterior is intended to visually communicate its dual purpose: home and office.
denver mca.
Since opening in October 2007, the MCA Denver has welcomed 43,749 visitors and featured 18 exhibitions (and counting). Check out the rooftop deck for a cool drink, a yummy cupcake and a great view of the city.
palmyra house.
The Palmyra House - constructed entirely from locally sourced and sustainably harvested Palmyra Palm trees - located in west India.
designed and built by Studio Mumbai
more info here
w.c.
Artquitect - 'the celebration of the bathroom as a piece of furniture.' Another project from Hayon Studios.
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