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Futuristic Crib Located Below the Hollywood Sign: Nakahouse by XTEN Architecture
Futuristic Crib Located Below the Hollywood Sign: Nakahouse by XTEN Architecture

We showcased quite a few mesmerizing architecture works located in the Hollywood Hills, also known as the movie star sanctuary. Nakahouse comes from XTEN Architecture and brings a highly modern touch to this famous neighborhood. The residence is a remodel of a home initially built in the 1960′s. Due to budget and site limitations, the architects kept the foundation and footprints, but added outdoor terraces in order to take advantage of the surrounding views towards the Beechwood Canyon as well as the Griffith Park Observatory. The overall chromatics is based on the contrast between black and white, with extra color additions when it comes to...

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Dynamic, Exciting and Architecturally Intriguing: Porsche Museum in Stuttgart
Dynamic, Exciting and Architecturally Intriguing: Porsche Museum in Stuttgart

Hungry for fast wheels and great design? We have a special treat for you today that is sure to boost the spirits of the all of you car enthusiasts out there. The Porsche Museum in Stuttgart was designed by Delugan Meissl Associated Architects , a company with headquarters in Vienna, Austria. The architecture is highly modern, one could say futuristic. The overall impression is that of energy and dynamism, which is exactly what this type of museum should offer. We really enjoyed observing the way the finishing materials create waves, a strong visual effect inspiring speed According to the architects, “ the Porsche Museum was...

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Imposing Contemporary Residence in Mexico City: M-House
Imposing Contemporary Residence in Mexico City: M-House

M House was designed by studio Micheas Architectos and is located in Mexico City, Mexico. The residence has a total living area of 3,326 square feet and was designed in a contemporary manner. The exterior is based on an original geometric approach, chromatics being an important factor of the deisgn. This modern home is well individualized through an interesting color contrast, both outdoors and indoors. The main entrance door has an unusual height, making the facade of the home truly unique. A large open plan living room with a lounge area, dining table and kitchen is the core of the residence and the most spectacular...

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Large-Scale Nature Art Installation in Colorado: Natural Systems Domination
Large-Scale Nature Art Installation in Colorado: Natural Systems Domination

Natural Systems Domination is an original art installation invoking nature. The project was developed by design firm Tres Birds and here is an official description: “ Domination implies taking over. If we had it our way, natural systems would dominate entirely. Natural systems operate in perfect efficiency. Humans are both part of those natural systems and also somehow separate (by choice). The further we stray from connections with nature, the more alien we become. Tres Birds Workshop was commissioned to concept, design and build an art installation in Downtown Denver for the purpose of encouraging people out of their offices for daily fresh air breaks....

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Serene Home at The Foot of Table Mountain, South Africa
Serene Home at The Foot of Table Mountain, South Africa

Van Der merwe Miszewski Architects have recently completed a lovely architecture project called Mountain House and located near Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa. The residence has an original and captivating exterior. According to the architects, “ the house is comprised of five pavilions which are tucked into the sloping terrain surrounded by the existing natural fynbos which stretches from the mountain slopes above the site to the road below. The five pavilions mimic the lie of the land and lie like leaves that have fallen down the mountain.The pavilions are in sympathy with the surrounding context in order to achieve as little visual impact...

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