Architect Vincent Callebaut is developing an original project of eight types of residential tower-houses that will have to appear in the center of Paris as a part of a project called 2050 Paris Smart City.
Icehotel: The First and Largest Ice Hotel in the World
Twenty-five years ago in the Swedish town of Jukkasjärvi was opened the world’s first hotel made entirely out of ice. It was called simply Icehotel, and it still holds the status of the biggest ice hotel in the world.
The Grotto Sauna Made Entirely Out of Wood and Integrated in a Rock
The architects of the Canadian studio Partisans realized a project of a sauna, made entirely of wood.
Huge Greenhouse with a Waterfall in the Middle by Moshe Safdie
Renowned architect Moshe Safdie started the building of the project of a giant greenhouse with a massive waterfall at its center. The project is being implemented on the territory of the Changi International Airport in Singapore.
The Hudson River Park: A Floating Park in New York
The Hudson River Park Trust officially announced the start of the construction of a unique project in the New York’s lower West Side, on the place of the damaged Pier 54.
The Brick House by iSTUDIO Architecture
The architects and designers from the Indian studio called iSTUDIO Architecture developed a unique country house on the outskirts of the Indian metropolis of Mumbai.
A Psychedelic House in the State of New York
American artist Kat O’Sullivan has recently acquired a little house in the northern part of the state of New York. The main feature of the house was the fact that it was built in the middle of the nineteenth century.
Floating Sauna in Finland
Sunalautta. This is the name of this unique Finnish sauna that can be rented for any period of time by everybody.
Moebius House: A Vivid Example of Modern Architecture
Australian architectural studio Tony Owen Partners developed and implemented an original design of a modern family home with magnificent views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge.
Movable Footbridge in London Opens and Closes Like a Hand Fan
The architects of Knight Architects, together with the engineers of AKT II developed and put into operation an original pedestrian bridge in London’s Paddington. The main feature of the bridge is the fact that it operates as a hand fan.
