Mozia Clocks by Giovanni Levanti

Mozia Clocks is a contemporary clock furniture design coming from Italian architect Giovanni Levanti. this designer has designed this Mozia clocks for furniture manufacture Diamantini & Domeniconi. The design is so nice and simple with Colorful Mediterranean abstraction. This beautiful Clocks characterized by a wide, thin and cone-shaped face housing, in an unusual relationship, the minute and the hour hands. Solar synthesis turning time into... 

i-SUITE Hotel Interior by Simone Micheli

Luxurious interior design hotel is done by Italian architect Simone Micheli. This modern architecture building designer has designed the interior for the i-SUITE Hotel in Rimini, Italy. The theme of designing this interior is to bring the harmony, luxury and modernity into a concept of interior. The main focus of the attention by stirring up his senses by means of shapes, images, colors, lights, materials and by creating a scenario hovering among... 

The PLUS House by Mount Fuji Architects Studio

Mount Fuji Architects Studio design a beautiful architecture in Shizuoka, Japan. he have designed the modern minimalist house called PLUS house . The site locates on mountainside of Izu-san, where Pacific Ocean can be looked down on the south. it is incredibly difficult to detail a building so that it appears this simplistic and pure. The architects have done a great job. No visible fixings on the stair handrail, no visible window frames, no hinges... 

Institute for Islamic Culture Paris by Mikou Design Studio

The Institute for Islamic Culture is more than a building. It is a prototype, a new and totally original space which aims to articulate cultural functions and worship, to combine research, diffusion of knowledge, the contemporary arts and spirituality. The IIC reveals itself as a cascading movement of volumes as the building is detached level by level to express the richness and variety of activities. The poetics of movement are also expressed in... 

New Orleans Houses, Lower Ninth Ward by Graftlab

Graft’s proposal for housing in the Lower Ninth merges metaphorical abstractions of traditional and modern architecture, driven with the purpose of capitalizing on the more successful components within each as a means with which to generate a more robust whole. Sustainable features include: Solar panels, Water Catchments system, Geothermal system, With Heat pump, thankless water heater, high ceilings for stack ventilation, operable windows which...