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A project by the students of the University of Applied Science, Darmstadt and architect Boris Banozic, the intriguing  installation, Trillusion was recently
seen during the 2012 Salon del Mobile in Milan.

The concept of the Porsche 918 Hybrid was first announced at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show. Just recently, the prototype  ‘918’ was seen in trials and welcomed with enthusiasm by sports car fans and environmentalists alike.

This surrealistic outdoor installation is the work of Kurdish/Turkish artist, Ahmet Ogut. This young artist, known for a sense of humour and social comment within his work, submitted the inflatable piece for the TRACK exhibition in Ghent, Belgium.

The Cutty Sark conservation project was undertaken by Grimshaw architects, and the last surviving tea clipper is now proudly displayed as part of the Royal Museums, in Greenwich, London. The 963 tonne national treasure was built in 1869 and represents the finest of 19th century iron and timber shipbuilding techniques.

Designed by Tel Aviv based Golany Architects, Two-Tree House, located just outside of the city of Jerusalem, is a practical exercise in eco-architecture. The delightfully rustic home is built on a site which had the two mature pine trees in-situ and the architects chose to include them within their plans...

When Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret designed the Refuge Tonneau in 1938, it was considered to be a futuristic design, way ahead of its time although in later years, many of its features have been incorporated into mountain refuges.

The Caribbean island of Antigua is the playing ground of the rich and famous and is well known for the high standard of its luxury holiday accommodation, the Villa Capri, located in the exclusive area of Galley Bay Heights is surely a perfect example of this.