Y-40 The Deep Joy is the name of the deepest pool in the world, the maximum depth of which is as much as 40 meters. At the same time the overall size of the pool is fairly small.
Star Wars House in South Korea by Moon Hoon Land
South Korean architectural bureau Moon Hoon Land completed the implementation of its futuristic design of a house which was inspired by the cult saga Star Wars.
Kormaran: A Unique Transforming Speed Boat
While most modern boats cannot change their driving performance, the original transformer boat Kormaran is able to change its form even when moving.
AIR-madalena: Super Skinny Residence in Brazil
Temporary association of architects IV Department has developed a unique concept of a house thati is more than relevant for the Brazilian metropolis of Sao Paulo, due to its ever-increasing population density.
IKEA Created A Fun Vertical Apartment That You Can Climb On
To celebrate the opening of its 30th store in the French town of Clermont-Ferrand, IKEA, together with the local communication agency Ubi Bene, arranged on a wall a sample of an apartment with the option of rock climbing.
Amazing Beach Abstractions by Bernhard Lang
German aerial photographer Bernhard Lang has created a unique collection of photographs taken on the beaches of the Adriatic from the height of the bird’s flight and called it Aerial Views Adria.
Ants Quenching Their Thirst in Miki Asai’s Photographs
Japanese girl Miki Asai is not a professional photographer. Photography is just a hobby for her. In everyday life, she, like millions of her countrymen, works in the office.
Sketches of a Two Year Old Turned into Complete Drawings
Canadian artist Ruth Oosterman took as an assistant her two-year-old daughter. The girl draws sketches that are turned into complete drawings by her mother.
Cityscapes Reflected in a Mirrored Suitcase by Rui Calcada Bastos
Photographer Rui Calcada Bastos uses a suitcase with a mirrored surface as the main tool for his unusual photo project called The Mirror Suitcase Man.
Ancient Art of Stone by Andreas Kunert and Naomi Zettl
The duo of artists, Andreas Kunert and Naomi Zettl, creates whimsical decorative stone installations on various walls and other vertical structures.
