Apple Headquarters is finally complete and it’s an adorable treehouse
August 15, 2016 by
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The treehouse sits in a garden in Limhamn, Sweden. It was built using two large plywood sheets “jigsawed into an interlocking apple shape,” and then clad with poly-carbonate sheets to fortify the treetop headquarters. According to the architect, “The interior of this stake-out is a bench, some thin plywood shelves for books and a periscope hidden inside a rotating apple twig to spy on the surrounding villa gardens.” Related: Anders Berensson unveils wooden Trätoppen skyscraper with a numerical facade Anders Berensson Architects are no strangers to creative, organic spaces. They’ve also created innovative designs like the Haystack Cafe, the mind-bending Chop Stick swing set and the idyllic Guest Harbor House . We’d happily swap out our smartphone for a chance to play in this Apple Headquarters. + Anders Berensson Architects
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Vandeventer + Carlander unveil lavish floating homes on Seattle’s Lake Union
August 15, 2016 by
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The house sits on a 24-foot wide by 44-foot long concrete float moored to a dock on Lake Union. Its glass facade provides stunning views of the water and allows natural light to bathe the interior, which comprises a main living area with a lounge, kitchen, dining room and rooftop terrace. Bedrooms and bathrooms occupy the lower level of the float home. Wooden slatted screens installed on the southern facade of the upper floor protect the interior from excessive heat and preserve the owners’ privacy. Related: Airbnb wants a family to sleep in this Great Barrier Reef floating ‘house’, but is it safe? Dunn residence features an assortment of materials including frosted glass, ceramic panels and exotic woods. A wood slat ceiling in the living room and kitchen contrasts the white ceiling and walls dominating the rest of the residence. Frosted glass panels visually separate the toilet from the rest of the bathroom. + Vandeventer + Carlander Architects Via Contemporist Photos by Benjamin Benschneider
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Adorable Apple Headquarters treehouse pays homage to its dead host
August 11, 2016 by
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The treehouse sits in a garden in Limhamn, Sweden. It was built using two large plywood sheets “jigsawed into an interlocking apple shape,” and then clad with poly-carbonate sheets to fortify the treetop headquarters. According to the architect, “The interior of this stake-out is a bench, some thin plywood shelves for books and a periscope hidden inside a rotating apple twig to spy on the surrounding villa gardens.” Related: Anders Berensson unveils wooden Trätoppen skyscraper with a numerical facade Anders Berensson Architects are no strangers to creative, organic spaces. They’ve also created innovative designs like the Haystack Cafe, the mind-bending Chop Stick swing set and the idyllic Guest Harbor House . We’d happily swap out our smartphone for a chance to play in this Apple Headquarters. + Anders Berensson Architects
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This tiny “e-mailable” solar house snaps together like a 3D puzzle without a single nail
October 8, 2015 by
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