How to make the most of the space available: the #tiny triangle house #architecture #design

10. Februar 2015 von schall & rauch

What do you do with a cheap patch of land no-one wants – even in Japan – because building a house on it is next to impossible? Well, you make it possible. Smart and functional design is the way to go. Obviously. But how did that (group of) architect(s) from Mizuishi Architects Atelier make this tiny house look so big and spacious inside? It even sports a kids room or an attic space that can be turned into a kids room. No excuse for […]

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Oh, the #Farmer & the Cowman – Geographical #shelving for nerds #designed by Ron Arad

1. November 2013 von schall & rauch

Okay, I admit it. I was ignorant. I didn’t yet know that Ron Arad is a renowned if not even famous London-based Israeli industrial designer, architect and artist. Did you? Anyhoo, this piece of his is called „2009, Oh The Farmer & the Cowman Should Be Friends„. Don’t ask me why (he’s always been traumatised by the fact that farmers and cowmen don’t like each other? Which poses another question: Why would he think that?) but it’s a pretty cool […]

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