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Senior City-zens 2: The Oldest Still-Inhabited Cities
It takes a village… at first, at least. Whether that village grows into a city depends on many factors; whether it remains inhabited through centuries, even millennia, of war, natural disasters and environmental degradation is another thing altogether. Following up on our original post, here are ten more ancient, still-inhabited cities that have withstood the test of time.
Colorful Interior Design : Bloom House by Greg Lynn Architects
Greg Lynn Architects has designed his first commissioned residential project ‘The 4,200-square-foot Bloom House’ that was build for a film and television director. Bloom house is a great example of a colorful home interior which is decorated using unusual minimalist furniture. This first physical realization of Lynn work is especially impressive when judged by interior [...]
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Colorful Interior Design : Bloom House by Greg Lynn Architects
Colorful Interior Design : Bloom House by Greg Lynn Architects
Time-lapse Video of the Construction of 11 Times Square Tower
Archpaper shared this magnificent time-lapse video of the construction of 11 Times Square (located at 42nd Street and 8th Avenue). The 11 Times Square Tower was designed by FXFowle and is now in the final stages of construction. The time-lapse video of the construction was photographed everyday for the past two years or so from [...]
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Time-lapse Video of the Construction of 11 Times Square Tower
Time-lapse Video of the Construction of 11 Times Square Tower
Cottage House Design : Perfect for a Summer Weekend
Cottage houses are for those people who are seeking simplicity and the tranquility of nature. Cottages originated in Medieval Europe as housing for farm workers families, and they were built of stone or inexpensive local materials such as thatch. Nowadays small cottage house plans are usually used by retirees whose families have moved away, or [...]
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Textile Tile Art you Can Create : Kvadrat
We have featured Danish Kvadrat textiles before but their Clouds innovation is something else! This innovative tile concept called Kvadrat Clouds lets out the artist in you. The individual tiles can be assembled together using special rubber bands. Each element also comes with crease lines which allow you to manipulate the tile reminiscent of origami, [...]
This is a post from the Freshome Magazine, who bring you the latest news in Interior Design, Decorating, Furniture and Architecture.