The Architecture Thread

[imatlas]

Looks like a Russian mobster's orgy room.

 

[StephenHero]



I always loved this for inspiration for a killer bachelor pad. It feels like it challenges convential norms in a very Margiela-esque way, which I love. I would just like to see this done in all white and sans railing.

**** you, diva boy.

 

[Hayward]

Oh, dear.

 

[Loathing]



I always loved this for inspiration for a killer bachelor pad.  It feels like it challenges convential norms in a very Margiela-esque way, which I love.  I would just like to see this done in all white and sans railing.

Avant-garde vibez.  Damien Hirst would approve.

It's funny when pretentious people are also really ******* dumb.

 

[itsstillmatt]



Leaving aside the appearance of the room, I don't understand the practical usage. The pool (?) zig-zags, has a bench in it, and then has auxiliary pools beside it. What gives?

It's like a water park. But avant garde. And rapey.

 

[SkinnyGoomba]

It does look like the kind of place where you would want to make your own drink and hover your hand over it.

 

[nootje]

Where's your sense of adventure?

 

[Hayward]

It's like a water park. But avant garde. And rapey.

Take away the windows and it is reminiscent of the spa level at FKK Artemis.

 

[Hayward]

http://blog.gessato.com/2013/09/11/skyhouse-by-david-hotson/

I like this. Apart from the giant radioactive mercury colon in the kids' room.

 

[sugarbutch]

http://gizmodo.com/9-winning-super-structures-from-the-world-architecture-1441367733

 

[furo]

 

[sugarbutch]

Do not want.

 

[Hayward]

Saw this today. Obviously the facade is some code issue, but why this way?

 

[StephenHero]

Because the game is on and nobody gives a ****.

 

[lefty]

, located near Eureka Springs, Arkansas, is a beautiful and unexpected sanctuary found among tall trees.

Designed by architect E. Fay Jones, an apprentice of Frank Lloyd Wright, this non-denominational wooden chapel is open to anyone who wants to use it, whether for weddings, Sunday services or just a quiet spot to think.

Raising majestically into the forest canopy, it stands at a soaring 48 feet—it also features 425 windows and over 6,000 square feet of glass in its construction.

lefty