Danish architects Bjarke Ingels Group have won a competition to design a mosque, Islamic centre and museum in Tirana, Albania.
PicoCool – Urban Quiver Camera Bag
“The Urban Quiver is original and something different from the typical bulky(nerdy) camera bag. It has a tubular shape allowing the camera gear to be held more efficiently,if you think about it, camera gear is long and shaped like this bag. The shape of the bag makes it easy to store in small spaces and is perfect for carrying your tripod.”
Sloped house by HSH architecture.
This amazing house by HSH architecture stands vertical with a slopping roof and a flat base, which digs underground. It slope is the the same direction as the slope of the terrain. The slope of the house was requested by the investor as he wanted to use the house as a small cinema.
Works by Greg Lamarche
The following pieces were created by Greg Lamarche.
I originally stumbled across Lamarche’s work via Yay!everyday
Finger Food
Today’s post comes from Amy Sawyer, a contributing blogger over at Rough Review.com. You can find more of Amy’s articles here!
Most loved up girls will expect roses or chocolates or perhaps a big diamond ring? Me I’d rather treat myself (in my dreams of course) to some tasty finger bling.
Danish jewellery designer Emquies Holstein’s gold chocolate wrapper ring would certainly be my new best friend.
A Pool House
I was so excited to see an article on the uber-talented and inspirational Martin Lejarraga in the November issue of Interior Design. The article featured the home of a young family in Spain who maximized a tight budget by focusing on a few wow-worthy design components, such as the above ground pool. The entire building shell is of a concrete construction except for a few steel panels serving an additional structural component. The three-bedroom, 2,350-square-foot home is truly a minimalist oasis – showing off Lejarraga’s eye for simplicity and form.