This week's MoCo picks.

+ maaars architektur's Schnitzer-Bruch Residence in Austria @ Noticias Arquitectura. "A single level prefabricated hull made of massive wood fins was situated on a concrete basement, which overhangs at the southside.".

+ fnp architekten's 'saving the bacon house' within a ruin @ Arkinetia.

+ Johnston MarkLee's Hill House "for an irregular hillside lot in Los Angeles, the single family residence is shaped by the desire to maximize the allowable volume permitted by the zoning code, whilst minimizing the amount of foundations and subsequent footprint of the house." @ architechnophilia.

+ The "PreFab 2.0" Jeriko House aluminum prefab system comes to America @ TreeHugger.

+ Manabu Naya + Arata's Shinyokohama house video @ 10+1. Via Dezain.

+ Designer Konstantin Grcic's video interview @ VernissageTV. Via Dezain.

+ Chris Kabel's show at the Nationaal Glasmuseum Leerdam @ designws.com.

+ studiocharlie's Rigo Table, "a table of theatrical lightness.". Via Core77.

+ 12 Dutch designers create 12 new Marmoleum flooring designs. Via Reluct.

+ Mathieu Lehanneur's Gary copper radiator @ RESETDESIGN.

+ Meesters & Van der Park's my secret garden, "a carpet made out of discarded woolen blankets combining traditional needlework and floral patterns". Via decor8.

+ Maria Hamprecht's sw° solar-powered lamp . "Coming home and the light is already shining. The solar-powered lamp for the window sill stores the sun‘s energy during the day to release it as light in the evening. Much like a silhouette, the lamp sw° is flat and reduced.”". Via Yanko Design.

+ Christian Lessing's Nachtflug lamp, based on satellite pictures of cities at night. Via DESIGNSPOTTER.

+ Rios Clementi Hale Studios' AIA City Map Plates, "This plate is a snap shot of downtown Los Angeles with key buildings and public spaces denoted in red/white and green. The design also recognizes much of the new develpment that is taking place downtown in orange and light green.". Via Josh Spear, via Apartment Therapy.

+ Luca Nichetto's Ceramic Hook Box. Via Elmanco.