bill flora, the man responsible for the metro interface, the one microsoft will be using for all desktops, laptops and tablets running windows 8.... good taste in hardware.... awkward!
Friday, March 2, 2012
creative desks: bill flora
bill flora, the man responsible for the metro interface, the one microsoft will be using for all desktops, laptops and tablets running windows 8.... good taste in hardware.... awkward!
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Thursday, March 1, 2012
Albion House
A Grade 2 listed building in Islington that was divided up into flats in the 1970′s has been restored and reinstated as a family home. The original house has been refurbished throughout with finishes that are light in both tone and texture and new units and insertions are respectful to the restored fabric and period details of the building. The newly reinstated staircase occupies the same shaft of space as the original at the rear of the house.
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Zen Garden House
This house by David Jay Weiner, Architect in Creston, Colorado. In fact, you might become enlightened the moment you step through that front door. Surrounded itself with snow-capped mountains and lots of fresh air with a nice big pocket of space and views to cushion you from the harsh real world, there’s something sharp and angular about the dark exterior, but something soft and quiet about the interior.
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huete house
'huete house' by spanish practice BmasC arquitectos (arturo blanco herrero, alegria colon mur) is
a single family residence at the foot of the avila mountains in munopepe, spain. punctuated by large
granite formations and stones, the site serves as the catalyst of the design which seeks to 'domesticate
the last stones of the hillside' to create a dwelling sitting on the boundary between the mountains and
the village.
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House outside of Prague
The two-storey house was designed by Czech architect Martin Cenek and was completed this time last year.
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Casa Camino in Chihuahua
Casa Camino is a project belonging to Mexico City-based studio Parque Humano and located in Chihuahua, Mexico. Its architecture had to be adapted to the semi-arid climate. According to the architects, the residence “occupies a natural ledge in the hillside, facing the view to the east and turning its back to the winds coming from the north, we have privileged the views to the city and the panorama hills of the valley.
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
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