Atelier Bow-Wow
via Club Construct
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Méchant Design: Brazil summer house
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“To write about architecture as anything less [than] a mix of aesthetics and public policy, art and advocacy, technology and politics … would be to shortchange its complexity and significance.”
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Lunar Love
This ultra-deluxe bachelor pad will provide a deliciously luxurious setting for all your forbidden love trysts. - Via
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Bury a highway and cover it with a multi-modal, tree-lined boulevard and green space? Austin is considering it…
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Mashpi Lodge - Ecuador
A delightful experience for nature lovers in Ecuador, the Mashpi Lodge enjoys a spectacular setting in the heart of a 3,212-acre protected rain forest reserve, 900m above the sea level. It comprises 22 luxurious rooms and suites appointed with minimalist contemporary furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass windows overlooking the forest nearby. The outstanding experience is completed with fantastic gourmet dining, organic Ecuadorian chocolate-tasting and an excellent array of activities such as gondola rides, exciting nature trails, bird watching, sky biking and more.
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casa de vidro, sao paulo, 2013
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Finca Bellavista is unlike any other place on Earth. The 350-acre site on Costa Rica’s southern coast is the first modern sustainable treehouse community and is home to houses, a community center and many other buildings— all suspended in the trees. Finca Bellavista is situated among mountains, beaches and rivers so one can imagine the breathtaking views available from a Costa Rican treetop home.
Every treehouse here is one-of-a-kind because each structure’s design varies based on elevations and available trees. This community is also unique because of its emphasis on sustainability. Small homes are encouraged, and all units are required to utilize rainwater collection and to be connected to the local electrical grid, which uses solar power.
See more stunning treehouses from across the globe.
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John Portman / Marriott, Atlanta (1985) (by manuela.martin)
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1963 Meisel Residence | Architect: George MacLean | Upper Hillcrest, Trousdale Estates, Beverly Hills, CA - Via