/
/
(via Architecture review: Perot Museum belongs to a preening old breed - latimes.com)
I hate being too critical of other’s work but it’s hard not to agree with Hawthorne’s estimation of Morphosis’s work.
/
/
/
/
/
Álvaro Siza’s Portugal Pavillon by fleshmeatdoll on Flickr.
/
Singita Pamushana Lodge - Zimbabwe
Tucked away in the spectacular Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve, in south-eastern Zimbabwe, the luxurious Singita Pamushana Lodge offers an unforgettable getaway into the wild. Contrasting with the rough landscape, the elegant retreat features six deluxe suites, an exquisite private villa and a suite of stylish dinning and sitting areas, including well-appointed dining spaces, a superb outdoor lounge, two heated swimming pools and Jacuzzi. The stay is complemented by a diversity of activities and a series of high-end facilities such as Wi-Fi internet, Spa and guided safaris.
/
San Quirco, Italy
/
Zenxin’s Organic Food grows their pumpkins hanging off the ground. Zenxin chooses the best pumpkin specimens and saves their seeds. They are grown off the ground and are pesticide and chemical free.
This is actually really neat
/
Otomo’s architecture drawings are amazing
Black & White Illustration | katsuhiro otomo | 2250
/
/
/
/
Kowloon
drawing by Adolfo Arranz
A must click.
/
Sphere living house (with a slide) in São Paulo by Edward Longo, 1970
(via architecture-g)
/
Babele Lamp is Like A Giant Puzzle by MID (manifattura italiana design)
MID (manifattura italiana design) on Tumblr
/
Exploring the castles of Bellinzona, Switzerland (by jonny).
/
Norwegian Wild Reindeer Centre Pavilion by Snohetta.
I like the simplicity of this pavilion as its doesn’t have much inside but has everything a person who has been walking for a long time would need - a place to sit and get warm. The large glass façade is a way that the people who are resting can still be at one with the outdoors.