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• Monopoly House

  Canadian artist An Te Liu has been working with architecture and the theme of “place” for quite some time. This piece, Title Deed (2009), addresses the current housing crisis in a clever way. | via The Daily Mail

• A Possible New Architecture Museum in NYC?

  The Whitney is moving… and the question of what will happen to it’s current buildings is strong in the minds of architecture and art lovers. One suggestion that we strongly support comes from NY Mag and Robert A.M. Stern – a for real architecture museum, done RIGHT. In the words of the author of the [...]

• “Garden & House” by Ryue Nishizawa

  Who wouldn’t want to live in this gorgeous home by Japanese architect Ryue Nishizawa? Not only would it be a beautiful, better way of life, you’d never be for want of someone to talk to, and your roommates would never talk back. I need more plants in my life… | via today and tomorrow

• Silencio by David Lynch

  Silencio is a Parisian nightclub with interiors designed by David Lynch. They say he will also be programming the events there on a regular basis. The club is planned to be a home for artists and creative endeavors of all sorts. David Lynch had this to say: “They say that when men go into their [...]

• Lucas Maassen & Sons Furniture Factory

  Dutch designer Lucas Maassen employs his 3 young sons to create these enchanting pieces. From their site: “Due to Dutch child labour laws it is only possible for Thijme, Julian and Maris to work for 3 hours a week. As a result of this the production speed has became a crucial factor in the process.” [...]

• Little Manhattan | Yutaka Sone

  Yutaka Sone is a trained architect based in Los Angeles, who has since expanded into a successful art career, blending his skill and attention for detail with his love of nature and unconventional art. Other than traditional sculpture, Sone creates as an installation artist, a painter and a performance artist. For Little Manhattan, Sone tediously [...]

• A Peek Inside of Eero Saarinen’s TWA Terminal.

  Eero Saarinen’s terminal can make you look at citrus fruit with a new perspective, considering his inspiration for his final masterpiece, was derived from a simple rind of a grapefruit. Few were lucky to be able to venture inside, the now defunct terminal, during a 3-hour opening, staged by Open House New York. And according [...]

• Filip Dujardin’s “Fictions”

  I wanna live in Filip Dujardin’s world. | via We Find Wildness

• Beautiful Steps

  Lang Bauman’s Beautiful Steps will make your head spin. This would be a great way to clear you head on a stressful day… just don’t trip! | via LikeCool

• Castles!

  I want to live in a castle. I don’t care which, just pick one. All I require is a place to park my shark boat. (via The Telegraph)