The residents of this house in Germany, designed by Roger Christ, can use one of the flat white exterior walls on the top floor, as a screen to project movies on to.
When the Austrian architecture firm AllesWirdGut, redesigned the grounds of a former steel mill in Luxembourg into a city square, they included this concrete tunnel of seating that is lined with wood.
With the 2014 World Design Capital coming to a close, SAOTA Architects, Antoni Associates and OKHA Interiors and Design weren’t ready to say goodbye just yet, so they wrapped their building in bold yellow graphics, including an overlaid map of Cape Town, South Africa and the saying “Under This African Sun”.
Architect John Berg has transformed a former mechanics garage into a multi-functional event/performance space, bar and retail store in Brooklyn, NY, for creative collective Kinfolk Studios.
Architect Luciano Kruk has designed Casa MR, a holiday home located on the Buenos Aires coastline in Costa Esmeralda, Argentina.
Following yesterday’s post about an apartment that has a bed attached to a bathtub, we thought we would show another bedroom/bathroom combination. Located inside an apartment in Kiev, Ukraine, designed by 2B Group, this one is slightly less unusual than the other one, since the bed isn’t attached to the bathtub, but it’s still not incredibly common to see the two together in the same room.
