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Villa in the Dunes
Designer: Zandbelt&vandenBerg
Location: Holland, Netherlands
Image Credits: Christian Richters
Villa in the Dunes is a house designed by architects Zandbelt&vandenBerg, located at the edge of the dunes in the Hook of Holland, the Netherlands.
→ www.dezeen.com
Posted: 01/22/2009
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KAPERO
Designer: N59 arkitekter AB
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
→ www.n59.se
Posted: 01/22/2009
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Rocky Coast House
Designer: Sou Fujimoto Architects
Location: Near Tokyo, Japan
Image Credits: Edmund Sumner
The site is a rocky stretch facing the Pacific Ocean with approaches sloping down to the water level. The characteristic of its plan, imagined like the branches of a tree, is a continuous one room. All the required spaces, entrance, living area, dining area, kitchen, bed room, Japanese style room, study room and bath room are arranged in this continuous one room.
→ www.dailyicon.net
Posted: 01/22/2009
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ORDOS 100 #12
Designer: RSVP
Location: Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China
We separated the ludic programmatic components and buried them inside the landscape, objectifying the private wing as a floating element. Finally we proceeded to rotate the upper bar to allow both the main living area and master suite a generous southern orientation. This spatial and formal maneuver generated an open courtyard that connects both the underground and the hovering components of the Villa Long.
→ archdaily.com
Posted: 01/22/2009
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DasParkHotel
Designer: Andreas Strauss
Location: Otteneheim, Germany
Image Credits: Dietmar Tollerian
While the idea of sleeping in a pipe might not immediately connote luxury in your mind, this hotel design turns concrete pipes into quite the comfortable space for your next overnight stay. Almost like glorified camping, the DasParkHotel is a series of individual hotel room pipes, set on a beautiful flora-filled backdrop just steps from the Danube River.
→ www.inhabitat.com
Posted: 01/22/2009
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