More of a destination than a sculpture, the Light Scraper is a towering vortex of visuals and sound feeding off it's surroundings. Featuring real-time 3D graphics and a human motion tracking system, the Light scraper explores new forms of engagement with technology and ultimately each other. The closer we go the higher the glow, enjoy. Visit ENNES

A House For Art is situated in Binningen, Switzerland and designed by Luca Seva Architects.
There are houses that become houses devoted to art over time by the gradual addition of artwork. Others, like the house in Binningen, were built to be a house for art from the beginning. This is reflected in the traffic pattern as well as in the sequence and size of the main rooms, the position and finish of the windows and the conservative and unitary materialization.
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The sea is the main focus of the building’s greatest view, but this didn’t follow the best sun orientation. Willing to take advantage of the great view, the decision to place the pool away from the building was taken, having then the house east facing and the hillside throwing a shadow over the pool. via archdaily
Photos by Brazillian photographer Leonardo Finotti
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Base Valley House in Japan by architect Hiroshi Sambuichi. With his latest project, a house for a couple and their three children, Sambuichi sets an example for the proper use of natural energy sources, showing that good design is first and foremost all about getting the balance between the building and the earth, right. via wallpaper

Private Libary by ERERAS Arquitectos is contemporary architectural building built on the roof of an Art deco building in the Condado area of San Juan, Puerto Rico. A minimalist language of clean and contained lines is expressed, emphasizing the use of different materials, colors and textures applied to vertical planes.Via Archdaily

Adpropeixe, which almost seems to be a name out of an Astérix book, is a part of the Gerês Natural Reserve, located in Vilar de Veiga, in the Terras do Bouro district. It’s just there, by the water, after passing the bridges and just before arriving at Gerês; the spa village.
It’s easier to access by boat than by road or cross-country. It is a unique place so the response to the commission also had to be unique and specific: a timber house.via Archdaily

Located in Melbourne Australia, The Barrow extension appears as an arrangement of timber boxes, each independently rotated and subjected to varying amounts of extruding and manipulating forces. These separate actions result in a variety of shapes, which united, create an interior of differing volumes and organizations, providing an interesting double story addition to this weatherboard house.via Archdaily
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