This is a guest post from Antonina of OpenBuildings. This month the team behind OpenBuildings has a brand new invite-only site and brand new content to share with you from the sister site www.clippings.com! Below you will not only see the normal selection of great architecture but also also links to thematic selections of inspirational content, which might help you start your very own design project and get matched with design professionals.
Have you ever imagined what it could be like if you had never seen anything anyone else had in their house but could do anything you can think of? Here is a selection of some top gear you might need in order to create an unusual but highly original and fun-filled home. Your kids would adore it too!
Robert Konieczny KWK Promes: Safe House
image: KWK Promes
image: KWK Promes
A transformer safe house offers – 2 in 1 – thievery protection & a home cinema of considerable scale.
Level Architects: House with a Slide
image: Shinichi Tanaka
image: Shinichi Tanaka/Level Architects
A slide for a real playground feel and facilitated movement around the house.
MVRDV: Balancing Barn
image: Edmund Sumner
A swing is always a must-have at home, but a much more exciting one in the particular setting.
Sou Fujimoto Architects : House H
image: Iwan Baan, www.iwan.com
A window on the floor.
Ensamble Studio: Hemeroscopium House
image: Ensamble Studio
A daring swimming pool outdoors.
Guz Architects: Fish House
image: Guz Architects
A daring underwater room indoors.
Takeshi Hosaka: Room Room
image: Koji Fujii Nacasa&Partners Inc
image: Koji Fujii Nacasa&Partners Inc
Trees inside the house.
Senosiain Architects: Nautilus House
image: Jaime Jacott
Garden inside the house.
Yuko Shibata Office: Switch
image: Yuko Shibata
image: Yuko Shibata
Moving walls and furniture contribute to transformer rooms.
denieuwegeneratie: Dutch Mountain
image: John Lewis Marshall
images: John Lewis Marshall
3 in 1 – a playground roof, sci-fi windows and furniture and a car library. They speak for themselves.
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