The ”Circular Sun House” in Phoenix, Arizona is the last house Frank Lloyd Wright designed. It was built in 1967, has 3bd. 3ba. and for sale for $8.950M.
Table Rock Islands | Georgian Bay, Ontario, CA
Circular cottage designed by architect William Grierson.
WHOA!
They are not some anonymous “a tribe in India”, they are the War-Khasi. Speaking as a former anthro student and as a reference librarian, I am beyond sick of posts (and articles, and emails, and museum displays) like this that present the work of a people without actually naming the people. It’s erasure, it’s reducing the great works of a culture to an Ozymandias-esque curiosity for foreigners to consume rather than an accomplishment that should help bring awareness of that culture’s existence.
They are the War-Khasi, a division of the Khasi, a people who call themselves Hynñiew Trep. They live in Meghalaya, and they have been building these bridges in the town of Cherrapunji for longer than anyone knows. They are not anonymous.
Some countries have trained builders in the informal sector in safe building techniques.
Took me a bit but I was able to find their youtube channel! ^^
They REALLY like making pools of one kind or another, it’s fun to see. Plus they have a few tree houses they’ve made and the like
oh my god
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Arbore, a flooring contractor in Madrid, Spain, created these awesome interlocking hardwood pieces in the form of M.C. Escher’s famous geometric Reptiles.
[via Technabob]
Hang onto your hats, color lovers, b/c artist Jane Gottlieb’s house is a color lover’s dream!
Coming in from the pool, the house greets you with yellow, shocking pink, and orange.
Check out the purple living room with a green fireplace.
Purple & turquoise dining room.
In the art studio, every wall is a different color.
Just wow. Look at this family room.
Even the stairs are incredible.
Not only is the room spectacular, but so is the ceiling.
The most subdued, tranquil room in the home is the bathroom. What a fantastic house.
This place is called meow wolf and I literally CANNOT explain how beautiful it is. My partner was one of the founders of it and it’s… really an amazing place. Google it.
At the center of the installation is a full-size two-story home which you enter through the front door. This front door however is not how you exit the giant structure, as refrigerators, fireplaces, and toilets serve as portals to more expansive worlds. While peeking into each room of the Victorian house you learn about the Seligs, the inhabitants of the home who include an artist, her inventor husband, and their young son. Your mission for this fabricated world is to discover what interdimensional incident happened in the house, gathering clues with each room you explore, each cabinet you open. No matter where you go in the fictional world, you are interacting with some detailed aspect of the larger narrative. Some tangents get you closer to the mystery, while others fill in details about the family’s long and complicated ancestry.
The creative process for creating such an involved experience took 18 months, in part because the installation and storyline were being built in tandem. “We had a team of six writers who had a specific story arc with specific plot points and characters, but much of the story elements were written from backgrounds of the objects and spaces that were being created,” said Kadlubek. “Our creative process is not top-down. It is lateral.”
That’s insanely cool!
Winter Tree House Feels
By: @6ilit
Date: November 14th, 2019
Location: Georgetown, Maine
More: After intense research we think we’ve found this treehouse for rent on Airbnb. If you’re looking for a cozy winter getaway visit Georgetown, Maine and stay at this modern tree dwelling with a cedar hot tub. The spot is right next to Reid State Park that has miles of sandy beaches and sand dunes to explore.
Playlist: Ice Crystals | Tree House | Snow Storm | Warm Room
So, Boris Johnson wrote an essay in which he talked about the Sistine Chapel and then said : “There is nothing like it in Muslim art of that or any age, not just because it is beyond the technical accomplishment of Islamic art, but because it is so theologically offensive to Islam.”
BITCH
NOT TO MENTION the fact that the prohibition against direct images in Islam was actually the reason for the development of the incredible advances in higher mathematics of the Islamic Golden Age because they were required to create these structures. The Islamic World basically took the ban on images as a “hold my beer” thing and created an entire artistic culture based on mathematics and architecture where art and science fed into and glorified each other, 700 years before the Italian Renaissance.
In conclusion
I would live in one of these. not the house, the conversation pit alone
why tf did these go out of style they are ??? EVERYTHING????