Danish furniture manufacturer Gubi is cooperating with six designers, architects and artists. The result is five one-of-a-kind designs that are exhibited in GUBIs showroom in Copenhagen until December 23rd, 2008. Seen below are three of the exhibits.
Designed masterfully using plenty of glass and wood along with some very sound architectural features, this beautiful home in SW Seattle is a complete visual spectacle. Designed by Replinger Hossner Architects, the home looks as tranquil and romantic as the city itself, with a minimalist design and a futuristic kitchen that catches your eye at the first glance.
The home sports floor to ceiling glass windows with an exquisite view of West Seattle Golf Course, Elliot Bay and the Seattle skyline. It stands imperiously with an exquisite exterior that sports a perfect blend of wood and glass. It houses 3 bedrooms a couple of bathrooms and plenty of delightful space.
Check out the concept behind the prefab Pod House by Prebuilt - an Australian architecture company specializing in prefabricated houses and holiday homes.
You can add unique bedroom pods or units to this modular prefab home, which is great for families who require separate living zones or who seek a multi-family holiday home with both private and shared sectors.
The prefabricated Pod home is centered around a large open plan living and dining area with a large kitchen and island bench.
It comes as a three bed or two bed and study and includes a completely separate master bed retreat. It includes two bathrooms, large sliding glass doors to the living, master and 2nd bedroom and sweeping eaves for sun and weather protection.
The system Velaria is the new Rimadesio proposal based on the continuous technological and stylistic research within the field of sliding panels. A project that guarantees an exceptional reliability and easy installation thanks to the quality of the patented sliding system, proposing at the same time an extremely rigorous aesthetics.
An actual and real glass wall, with very light movements, that allows the light to flow from one into another room and to create an active subdivision of the habitats
