Cheap can be fun ! And when Japanese work on it, it also becomes a great retail experience.

This is contemporary for sure, but it is no artificial contemporary installation. It is an actual place. What for ? Check it out.

Looks utterly modern but this is a landmark of last century’s architecture. Discover more …

Don’t even try to guess what this is … you will never guess ! But you can find out in reading further.

A design gallery, a brand new high-tech company headquarter ? Not at all. This is an amazing renovation in China. Check it out.

Blue like … art ? Well this is a museum. But not a museum of art. If you do not want to spend too much time thinking (as it is really not obvious), just click …

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A museum ? An office building ? Not at all. Discover the most recent innovative place of Rotterdam …

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Can colourful flowers sell better accessories ?

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Paris est connu pour la petite taille de ses appartements. Dans celui-ci, c’est grâce à l’emploi de la couleur que la surface minuscule devient habitable et structuré. Entièrement blanc, ouvert sur l’extérieur, c’est une lumière jaune qui délimité, à la demande, la partie salle de bains. Et cela change tout dans la perception de ce micro-loft.

Paris is known for its tiny apartments. In this one, thanks to the use of color, the space becomes homey and structured. All painted white and open to the outside thanks to large windows, it is the actionable yellow light at the end of the room defining the bathroom area, that makes the difference. Turn it on and it changes everything in the perception of micro-loft.

Place/ Appartement/ Apartment, Paris, France

Architect(e)/Betillon Dorval Bory

Information / inthralld

Qu’ajouter à cet ovni architectural ? Peut-être que rien n’est gratuit dans les décorations de cette maison incroyable : les antennes sont des paratonnerres, la coccinelle, une cheminée, les yeux, des relais de ventilation, … Une maison écologique pour un animal écologique !

What can be said about this house that would make sense ? Perhaps that every detail in this amazing architecture has a role to play in the ecological aspect of the house: the antennas are lightning rods, the ladybug is the chimney, the eyes are natural air fans … A green home, a green architecture, for such a naturally cute animal.

Place / Maison Escargot/ Snail House, Bulgarie/ Bulgaria

Architect(e)/ Simeon Simeonov

Information/ Inthralld