Half the Floor Plan Is Outdoors at This Off-Grid Prefab in Washington ...
The flat layout of the building made for constant chance encounters in the hallways. Vertical buildings create rigid boundaries, since floors and stairs are harder barriers, so the horizontal footprint caused people to run into dozens of others throughout a typical day. From the air, it looked like an oblique letter E (with a little extra E), and t... See more
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A total of 24 habitation models will house both luxury villas and individual bedroom units, as well as restaurants, bars and gyms, with additional crew accommodation and scientific research pods also included in the ring-like architecture.
Ten space tourism-related designs including spaceships, space hotels and a space suitcase
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Constructed around a 60-year-old pepper tree, this house has been built to International Passivhaus standards by architect @asa_alexandersymesarchitect, interior designer @paiano_design_ and owner/builder @souter.built. The home is designed to be in use 24 hours a day, as an office for Souter’s building company during the day and at night converted back into a comfortable home. Featuring salvaged & waste materials throughout, the home also makes use of Paperock, a fully recyclable paper-based cellulose material, for joinery in the living space that houses the TV and contains a cleverly concealed office space behind two sets of pocket doors. Project Name: Pepper Tree Passive House @peppertreepassivehouse Location: New South Wales, Australia Size: 54sqm/581sqft Photos: @barton_taylor
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