Do you like these houses?
Looks like an estate of Disneyland castles to me.
This is the abandoned development of Burj al Babas in Turkey’s northern Bolu province.
Interested to find out more? check www.Dornob.com
These wave apartments have been built in Denmark.
There are 5 ‘Waves’ which were built over a period of eleven years.
To find out more check out www.dezeen.com
Well if Elon Musk ever gets there the answer may be yes and he might be living in a house like this.
That doesn’t look like a Tesla parked outside though.
This drawing is of the Mars-X design to find out more visit the by www.spacexarch.com website.
I fail to see the point of this wash basin for a home.
I sort of understand it in a public washroom where most people just put some liquid soap on their hands and rinse it off.
How do you put a plug in ?
For a private house you want it to hold water, for those of us who have wet shaves, or even just give our face a proper wash.
Last week I was walking down a street in a South East Melbourne suburb and saw this wall with succulents planted in the brick core holes.
What a strange idea.
Some of you might think this photo was set up . . . . but I’m not so sure.
Over the years I have been to some truly awful open for inspections.
We went to one when we were considering buying a Melbourne Apartment and there was someone asleep in the bedroom.
Every counter top in the kitchen was 150mm deep in old pizza boxes and dirty dishes.
Every window blind was damaged,
The whole place smelt like a sweaty changing room.
The agent later phoned me up to ask if I was interested and was surprised when I said the owner would need to evict the tenants and spend some money on presentation before I was going to show any interest,
I saw this Land Rover in Knox earlier this week.
I know its a picture of a vehicle rather than a house, that would usually feature here,. . . . . . but what really impressed me was the use of something that’s normally on the roof of a house to make this Land Rover canopy.
Yes the whole canopy is made from roofing iron, and a very tidy job too.
The owner must really like the sound of rain on a tin roof.
I can certainly see the similarity!
This is known as the OLS house and is in Stutgart, Germany
It was designed by J Mayer H
To see more photos check out this website: www.archdaily.com
A house as ‘Performance Architecture’.
This, is an approximatly 13m x 2.5m rotating home that balances on a single 14-foot tall concrete column. Movements inside the dwelling, as well as outside forces like gusts of wind, cause the structure to gently tilt and rotate.
In 2016 Schweder and Shelley the two ‘artist/architects’ lived in home for five days, and every movements or breeze caused the building to move.
Find out more at thisiscolossal.com
These owls are holiday accomodation in Bègles, France.
You will find some more pictures at ww.toxel.com
