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A cliffside japanese home designed for creativity

👷‍♀️: Mosaic Design Inc. 📏: 180 m² 🗓️: 2021 📍: Hayama, Japan 📷: Kazutaka Fujimoto

u/Otherwise_Wrangler11 — 24 hours ago
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The hidden world inside a Japanese Manga artist’s house

👷‍♀️: Tan Yamanouchi & AWGL 📏: 44 m² 🗓️: 2022 📍: Tokyo, Japan 📷: Katsumasa Tanaka

u/Otherwise_Wrangler11 — 2 days ago
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This hotel in the Netherlands looks like a stack of traditional Dutch houses

Inntel Hotels Amsterdam Zaandam in Zaandam is one of the most distinctive hotels in the country.

Its striking green facade is designed to resemble a stack of nearly 70 traditional houses from the Zaan region, inspired by the local architecture that has defined this part of Netherlands for centuries. One blue house stands out in the composition, referencing a famous painting by Claude Monet.

The result is a building that feels both playful and deeply connected to its surroundings, instantly recognizable even from a distance.

Located just north of Amsterdam, it’s easily one of the most unique hotels in Europe.

Would you stay in a hotel that looks like this?

u/Electronic_Win6707 — 2 days ago
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1874 complex designed by Alphonse Balat, a mentor to Victor Horta. Several of Horta’s designs were influenced by these greenhouses.

u/ArtofTravl — 3 days ago