Designed by Ryan Lingard this small shelter was located near Joseph, Orgen. Its a very small living space built on 130 square feet areas, the building have modern structures and provides complete features for adventurer such as: wood stove, metal roof, cedar rain-screen, reused windows, portable toilet and operable shutters. I think it just not for built on forests or adventurer place, this design could be applied on urban space if you need low budget homes, let’s see the floor-plan its small but could be use for a young couple with no child. Read more

Designed by a Korean Architect, Hyo Man Kim, Nak Sung Hun House was created with deconstruction style. The house was located on GuMiDong, BunDang, SungNam, Korea. Built on 608 square meters area Nak Sung Hun house has an amazing exterior design, the structure of this home bold, angular, almost sculpture-like in its makeup. It has cozy outdoor space with a yard that is flanked by the main home and its guest house interact through the open framed wall which function as picturesque frame and landscape formative element. Beside this amazing ezterior, The interior emitted a private, warm and luxurious atmosphere, a beautiful interior decorating reinforced with the slatted metal character from the roof continued as an accent to the walls and ceilings. Read more

Designed by Anthony Layland, A British table mathematician, designer and artist, the table was offered with unique shape and so futuristic look. The table was made of a single 1-square meter sheet of steel. Powder-coated for color, Manifold (the title of this line) originally began as a mathematical game to try and try and develop a simple coffee table from a square sheet of metal. From there, it grew into several styles with several designs that each have their own unique forms which are clearly developed from pretty innocuous materials. As these are developed from sheets of steel, the Manifold tables would be a great addition to a home garden or deck. Read more

Designed by SWON, an art and design group that creates sculptural glass and lighting installations, the landscape element not only become a sign but also an element that can increase landscape design value. The designer could explore and change a glass element into an extravagant art. Read more

Designed by Eduardo Arroyo of the Spanish studio NO.MAD Arquitectos, Zafra-Uceda is a two-story polygonal anthem of modern metal architecture. Literally designed on top of a golf course, the wire-mesh façade was designed both as an intricate artistic accent as well as a very practical shield against stray golf balls. Read more

Designed by Henri Cleinge, the house which is located on Christophe-Colomb Street in the Plateau Mont-Royal in Montreal, renovated in order to align to the historical Plateau district. The existing building was originally a ‘cottage’ (word to describe a single family home) which had been converted into a duplex in the early 1970s. Ironically, because the original building dated back to the 1800s and did not align to the other buildings on the street, the renovation did not have to conform to the traditional morphology of the street.

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