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Oct 3 2012 —

Wire Trees by Kevin Iris

The intricacy of these wire trees by artist, Kevin Iris is absolutely amazing. Constructed entirely of aluminum wire, no further supports or glue is involved in the creation of a surreal facsimile of a living tree complete with thousands of leaves and a complex root system!

<p>The intricacy of these wire trees by artist, Kevin Iris is absolutely amazing. Constructed entirely of aluminum wire, no further supports or glue is involved in the creation of a surreal facsimile of a living tree complete with thousands of leaves and a complex root system!</p><p>Inspired by a fa...
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Eleftheria Athanasopoulou
Kevin Iris
Oct 3 2012 —

Exclusive Interview with Fabio Novembre

I’ve many heroes: from Fellini to Gandhi, from Majakovskji to Che Guevara, from Sottsass to my old doorman (a very simple uneducated lady); the world is full of good examples to follow. Sir Isaac Newton once said: "If I have seen further it was only by standing on the shoulders of giants".

<p>Fabio Novembre was born in Lecce in 1966. </p><p>In 1984 he moved to Milan where he graduated in Architecture at Politecnico. In 1992 he lived in New York where he attended a Cinema course at the New York University.During his american stay he got to know Anna Molinari and he realized for her his...
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Konstantinos Deloudis
Fabio Novembre
Oct 3 2012 —

Swiss Underground Mountain House

This fantastic underground residence, set amongst a group of mountain homes in the Swiss village of Vals, is certainly their equal in terms of spectacular mountain views and comfort. Designed by the Dutch firm SeArch in collaboration with Christian Muller Architects, 

<p>This fantastic underground residence, set amongst a group of mountain homes in the Swiss village of Vals, is certainly their equal in terms of spectacular mountain views and comfort. Designed by the Dutch firm <a href="http://www.search.nl/" target="_blank">SeArch</a> in collaboration with <a hre...
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Eleftheria Athanasopoulou
PhotostoryChristian Muller ArchitectsSeArch
Oct 2 2012 —

Ridge Road Residence by Studio Four

When designing the Ridge Road Residence, architects, Studio Four had to incorporate two features into their project, that the single tree on the plot, a tea
tree, be incorporated into the plan and the private and public spaces of the home be totally separate.

<p>When designing the Ridge Road Residence, architects, <a href="http://studiofournews.com/" target="_blank">Studio Four</a> had to incorporate two features into their project, that the single tree on the plot, a tea tree, be incorporated into the plan and the private and public spaces of the home b...
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Tania Droggitou
PhotostoryStudio Four
Oct 2 2012 —

High Speed Liquid Flowers by Jack Long

Milwaukee-based photographer Jack Long has created a magnificent colorful cocktail of pictures, all captured in one high speed exposure, which he has named “Vessels & Blossoms”. .

<p>Milwaukee-based photographer <a href="http://jacklongphoto.carbonmade.com/" target="_blank">Jack Long</a> has created a magnificent colorful cocktail of pictures, all captured in one high speed exposure, which he has named “Vessels & Blossoms”. Without using any Photoshop trickery, these ...
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Eleftheria Athanasopoulou
PhotostoryJack Long
Oct 2 2012 —

Big Ben by Marcel Wanders

It is not often that an everyday object becomes a design classic but in the case of Big Ben, created by Dutch designer, Marcel Wanders, this could actually
become a reality. The huge wall clock, inspired by the well known London landmark of the same name, is part of the 2012 Moooi collection.

<p>It is not often that an everyday object becomes a design classic but in the case of Big Ben, created by Dutch designer, <a href="https://www.delood.com/design/when-delood-met-marcel" target="_blank">Marcel Wanders</a>, this could actually become a reality. The huge wall clock, inspired by the well...
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Konstantinos Deloudis
Marcel Wanders
Oct 2 2012 —

Can Manuel D’en Corda by Maria Castello Martinez and Daniel Redolat

A simple traditional house on the island of Formentera in Spain was transformed into villa status by architects Maria Castello Martinez and Daniel Redolat. The Can Manuel D’en Corda is a stone built residence in the locally established style of the region since the 18th century.

<p>A simple traditional house on the island of Formentera in Spain was transformed into villa status by architects <a href="http://www.m-ar.net/ct/" target="_blank">Maria Castello Martinez</a> and Daniel Redolat. The Can Manuel D’en Corda is a stone built residence in the locally established style...
Written By
Eleftheria Athanasopoulou
PhotostoryDaniel RedolatMaria Castello Martinez
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