*MikeChino
Inspired by Japanese design methods and informed by warm California modernism, the Leura house embodies a new and decidedly Australian brand of contemporary sustainable architecture.
#13200
*thestrongrope
The Mayans and Egyptians constructed incredible feats of architecture able to weather the test of time, but they had no idea their pyramids would inspire the shape of the latest carbon-neutral super-structure to hit Dubai.
#13195
*sub-studio
Fragile Lab is an apt name for this retail showroom by Import/Export Architecture. The facade appears tenuous with its off-kilter columns. Designboom has some great interior shots.
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*sub-studio
The Joanopolis House by UNA Arquitetos, which uses local Brazilian materials and is beautifully integrated into its site.
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*sub-studio
Jean Nouvel's aquatic complex Les Bains des Docks, recently opened in Le Havre, France.
#13029
*architonic
Meticulously and with surgical precision Richard Galpin breaks down the fine top layer of large-scale architectural photographs into geometrical forms and lines.
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*nicosaieh
An art house extension with an amazing skin made in braided steel stripes. By ssm Architekten
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*sub-studio
Studio Klink's Villa Peet. What strikes me as unusual about the house is the blank facade, with almost no windows facing the street at all. Images of the interior spaces show it to be super light and transparent, with views to the garden from everywhere in the house.
#12881
*MikeChino
A gorgeous example of site-specific architecture, designLAB's IFAW headquarters cleaned up a polluted brownfield site to revitalize the area's native greenery.
*nicosaieh
An amazing ephemeral pavillion made by nArchitects in Lacoste, France. A fabulous work on top of the Marquis de Sade’s castle.
#12842
*Stickers And Donuts
This panorama of all five NYC boroughs at the Queens Museum of Art is bigger than my entire apartment!
#12800
*sub-studio
The Third Space - an incredible installation put together by 52 German design students from the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich who created a gorgeous space out of 1.3 million cable ties. The project took 16,870 hours to complete.
#12787
*thestrongrope
More than just a striking façade, this building’s hexagonal curtain is based upon climate modeling and serves to regulate the structure’s temperature and daylight by varying the size of each cell’s window.
#12589