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Casa S by Alric Galindez Architects

Posted on 11. Mar, 2011 in Architecture

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Casa S sits comfortably, like it grew from the ground and is complemented by the Ventana mountains on the background. The house is composed of several boxes stacked together, though it doesn’t look boxy at all.

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Scissors House by BCHO Architects

Posted on 18. Feb, 2011 in Architecture

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Resembling the 360 house by Subarquitectura, The Scissors house is located on an island close to Korea.

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Aschebergsgatan 41 Residence by Kanozi Arkitekter

Posted on 01. Feb, 2011 in Architecture, Interior design

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The Aschebergsgatan 41 Residence has multiple floors, soaring ceilings, and a rooftop terrace that offers views of the surrounding.

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Versatile sofa from die Collection

Posted on 21. Jan, 2011 in Furniture

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Simple looking VENTO sofa has a sleep function, and a very clever at that.

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Outpost by Olson Kundig Architects

Posted on 12. Jan, 2011 in Architecture

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The Outpost Residence is centered around a main living space from which you can access the bedroom from a narrow staircase. From the outside, the building looks minimalistic and made of concrete blocks and a large window.

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Letterbox house by McBride Charles Ryan Architects

Posted on 22. Dec, 2010 in Architecture

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The Letterbox house is quite the unusual form that resembles a work of art and that begs the question – is it actually functional to be a home.

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Villa3S by LOVE Archtiecture and Urbanism

Posted on 14. Dec, 2010 in Architecture

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The 145 square meter house is located in Graz Geidorf, Austria and has an interesting and very unorthodox shape that changes dramatically when viewed from different locations.

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Bondi House by MCK Architects

Posted on 06. Dec, 2010 in Architecture

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The redesign of the Bondi House has converted it to a very interesting home for a small family with kids. Letting more light in is always a good decision.

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