My blogs with architecture tags.
03.09
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Underwater Skyscraper.
Water-Scraper is an interesting approach to population growth, given that our seas are slowly rising. It is a futuristic idea from eVolo’s 2010 skyscraper competition. Being a nerd and having seen every episode of SeaQuest and SeaLab 2021, I fully support this architecture design. It looks like a giant jelly fish and each scraper is self sustaining. Thanks Inhabitat!
03.05
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2-B-2 Architecture.
If you need to light a room, you might as well do it with pizazz. Thanks Yanko!
03.03
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Blair Residence / Bruce Bolander.
This 800 sqft isolated in the hills of Malibu is a stunning mixture of wood, concrete, glass, and steel, with an amazing panoramic view and sharp angles abound. Thanks Arch Daily!
02.17
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Cesena Building.
Designed by Tisselli Studio Architetti and located in Cesena, Italy, this building is a beautiful example of edges and perspective at work. The building extrudes sharp corners as it comes out of the hill, making for an interesting interior layout. Thanks Arch Daily!
02.10
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30 Examples of Urban Decay: Part 2.
My other favorite from the collection on Web Design Ledger.
02.05
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Home Bathroom Designs.
Dornob has a nice article up about home bathroom designs and things to consider when doing so. There are a lot of great photos and arrangements, so it is definitely worth a gander.
02.03
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HyoMan Kim Mega Housing.
Another building of IROJE KHM Architects, HyoMan Kim is a stunning multi-home mega-house. Think of it as a duplex, but one hundred times cooler. The structure is a mixture of private and public spaces that allow for interactions between families, ample lighting, and an all-in-one enclosed unit. Thanks Dornob!
Lim Geo Dnag House.
This house, designed by IROJE KHM Architects, is so absolutely stunning that it was nearly impossible to decide which photo to blog. Every angle of this house is sleek and beautiful, with a basic mixture of wood, concrete, and glass. It has eight interior courtyards, seems to rise out of the earth, and is a stunning mixture of warm and cool tones between the wood and glass lighting. Ungh. Thanks ArchDaily!
02.02
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Solar Power Glass.
The sexy architectural future is almost here! The Center for Architecture Science and Ecology (CASE) have developed a moving glass pyramid system that collects and amplifies lights into photovoltaic cells at their base. Can I have these installed in my home (which doesn’t exist) please? Thanks Inhabitat.
