Mid-Afternoon Maurauder
Based on the Soviet-made Mil V-12, the Hotelicopter is the world’s first and only flying hotel. Featuring all the amenities you’d expect “from a 5-star hotel — from private entertainment systems and room service to extras like spa treatments, yoga classes, gaming and a tea garden.
FORM / Koichi Kimura Architects designed this house with a completely black exterior but almost white courtyard. The interior is also full of contrasts. Some rooms are dark and some are light. Thanks to this contrasts the house looks very modern and interesting.
By Suppose Design Office. Architects: Suppose Design Office Location: Saijo,Higashihiroshima,Hiroshima,Japan Program: Personal house Site area: 246 sqm Building area: 50.41m Total floor area: 115.51 sqm Photographs: Toshiyuki Yano from Nacasa&Partners Inc.
N85 Residence by Morphogenesis The house as a platform has been used to investigate two issues central to design today: the family as a social unit and the environment. The lifestyle of the Indian family has changed in the age of global travel and internet media with new spatial needs and notions of comfort. Often, [...]
Location: Tallinn, Estonia Architects in charge: Markus Kaasik, Andres Ojari & Ilmar Valdur This house is straight amazing, real low-key, and chill. I envision hopping out the bed, swag turned on, & nice looking young ladies from all seven continents (that’s right even the snow bunnies in Antarctica haha) [realraptalk]
By IROJE KHM Architects in Kangwon-do, South Korea. Architect: HyoManKim, IROJE KHM Architects, Seoul Location: GaPyeong, GyeongGi Site area: 955 square meters Building area: 337.33 square meters Gross floor area: 728.02 square meters Stories: Basement and Two Floors Photo: Sergio Pironne // seen @ wallpaper Year: 2008
Listening to that Rick Ross-Super high song and looking at this can’t do anything but paint a picture in your head of blue waters and light skinned bitches..haha j/k (about the blue waters part ahahaha lol) Architects: Rangr Studio Location: Cabrera, Dominican Republic Design Team: Jasmit Singh Rangr, Eivind Karlsen, Josh Weiselberg Construction: Paradise Investments, [...]
Otake House by Suppose Design Office. This solar design house in Otake, Japan, was designed by Suppose Design Office. It’s amazing how they can open up the living room, it becomes one space with the terrace. I’m not really sure about the exhibitionistic bathroom though. Source: todayandtomorrow
June 24, 2010
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