Architecture | 31 Aug 06 | Comments (2) | Print Posts

+ Hannah’s House by architects Archimania isn’t what it appears to be, cottage-like up front, urban stone tower out back… and it works. Check out the entire Portfolio>Living. Thanks Greg!

+ Hannah’s House by architects Archimania isn’t what it appears to be, cottage-like up front, urban stone tower out back… and it works. Check out the entire Portfolio>Living. Thanks Greg!
Recent submissions.

+ Lwin Design's Urban Herbarium is designed for urban architectural window ledges and terraces. "The UrbanHerbarium is a self-enclosed growing chamber to germinate and grow edible herbs for your city kitchen. The shape of the Urban Herbarium allows rainwater runoff to be purified and filtered through three sizes of perforated holes in the top and side panels. The pollutants associated with urban living are cleaned using a micro-mesh carbon filtration system - providing a great opportunity to grow edible foods pollutant-free in the city. A terraced & stackable version is also under development.".

+ Built NY Electric Pockets, the iconic design allows many different devices to fit into each of the three sizes. Made of neoprene, the pockets attach just like a luggage tag to a belt or bag.

+ Spell it out with the Remake Light.

+ Form Follows Form, Architecturally Inspired Furniture show put on by the CFDA in Chicago. "Building furniture takes on a whole new meaning as designers integrate architectural concepts into their latest furniture designs.".
Today's MoCo picks.

+ 4Treehouse by Lukasz Kos @ Inhabitat. "The tall, tube-like structure allows for visitors to ascend up along with the trees. There are three – yes three! – levels which vary in transparency, letting light both in as well as out.".

+ 3D wallpaper maker Mio’s Acoustic Weave. “Designed to diffuse sound, reduce acoustic glare and eliminate standing waves, this design combines cost-effective sound control with an elegant weave pattern.”. Via Core77.

+ frenchknicker’s Milk Moments (Milchmomente) porcelain tableware. Via DESIGNSPOTTER.

+ Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects’ Long Island House @ Arkinetia.

Designer Simon Karkov’s Norm 06 lamp for Normann Copenhagen was inspired by a flower, a fleur de lis. It’s a lamp you assemble yourself without tools or glue.

+ James sent us his Flickr photo set of one of Frank Gehry's latest buildings, the Hotel Marqués De Riscal situated in the middle of a winery in Spain. Currently under construction, it’s due to be completed by year’s end. Thanks James!

+ Just got a call from someone looking for Wallter 3D wall applications which prompted a visit to their website (BTW, we don’t sell the stuff we show here). Wallter, essentially a decorative wall covering, can also be used as instant framing for photos (top left) as well as artistic installations like this one by Max & Linda Geiser at Propeller in San Francisco.