We are bound to see architecture in our day to day life but may not take notice many of them. However, it is the unusual structures which somehow capture our attention and stay in our memories for a long time. Below are six examples of unusual structures from around the globe.
One unique structure found in Poland is the Crooked House. This piece of stunning
June 14th, 2013
Architecture
From our experience, learned from watching trilling prison movies, a lot of us know that these prisoners can easily create anything. Out of which, a few things can be used for day to day purposes.
At present, prisoners in a top notch security penitentiary of Italy have amalgamated with famous designers to develop and design freedom rooms, a micro apartment house with the similar extent
June 8th, 2013
Architecture
With the immense technological development, we are now able to build amazing structures with extraordinary designs. Although most of the mind-blowing buildings and structures are built for a cause or some private owner, there are many public places around the world, which are built with a sole intention to surprise the public. Public architecture also has a unique position and has an ability to influence
June 6th, 2013
Architecture
Architecture is all about designing beautiful, innovative constructions that symbolize style and strength. But sometimes, architects go way ahead and create something that immediately captures your attention, particularly because it’s strange and defies regular concepts of construction. These constructions are contemporary, build on new paradigms that challenge you to think in unusual ways while appreciating the strangeness and attractive of these structures. This list is
June 3rd, 2013
Architecture
People have used tree houses since the term ‘shelter’ actually came into existence. Tree houses are beautiful, comforting and the perfect way to stay close to nature. But currently, not all of us can make a bastion in a tree house, especially for longer durations. Still, you can always find some time to enjoy your environs by opting any of these beautiful tree houses to
May 29th, 2013
Architecture
The most recent style and trends in home décor and design, have completely transformed the interior designing concept. The New York’s architectural and home designing event gave the opportunity to witness a few of the most recent creations brought in the home designing procedure in 2013. This is one of the most famous shows indulged in interior designing and is held in the New York
May 21st, 2013
Architecture
Origami is the Japanese art of folding paper to make various types of designs. This can be done with any size or colour of paper. In fact, almost anything can be created from paper. This can range from birds to animals, people and even buildings. Given the popularity of origami as an art form, many designers have now endeavoured to use origami designs as inspiration
May 16th, 2013
Architecture
Architecture has no more remained that stringent prisoner, jailed somewhere in the mathematician’s ruler and the engineer’s vision. It has exceeded that stage and today, it has become a fascination that knows absolutely no boundaries. Architectural models now can scale as high as the extent of human imagination. 3D printing, the new advent in the architectural arena is a glaring example of how engineering and
May 7th, 2013
Architecture
Apple Now Obtains Trademark for its Store Architect and Design
Giving heat to the ongoing debate about the intellectual property rights in the architecture and design world, Apple has recently obtained a new registered trademark certificate from the U.S Patent & Trademark authority in order to cover its architecture, which can be called as the biggest aesthetic asset of Apple. This is a trademark for
February 5th, 2013
Architecture
Dutch Architect To Design A House With No Beginning And End
For past few years, 3D printing has been used across the globe by architectures to think beyond typical framework and conjure more intricate and convoluted forms from ether. However, technology was never used before to build something bigger than prototype model. Now, Janjaap Ruijssenaars, a Dutch architect who uncovered designs for first 3D printed
February 5th, 2013
Architecture