Category Archives: Architecture

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The Captivating Marina Bay Sands Hotel Singapore

‘Mental note’…next time I’m in Singapore, stay at the Marina Bay Sands Hotel.  With over 2,500 rooms and suites, it is the biggest hotel in Singapore, but who really cares about that…look at that swimming pool! The Sands Skypark with pool is built at the height of 200 meters. Its lush, landscaped gardens are home

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Just an Upside Down House

Ok 4:20 was clearly an all day event during the 8 months it took two Polish architects Irek Glowacki and Marek Rozanski, to build this bizarre upside down house. Built in the western Austrian village of Terfens, the project is meant to serve as a new tourist attraction and great way of inducing positional vertigo.

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Kansas City Public Library

If only libraries looked this cool back in the day, I may have taken an interest in reading. The Kansas City Public Library in Missouri, USA and it is considered one of the most unusual buildings in America and in the world, at least their parking lot is. The book spines, which measure approximately 25-feet

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Just a Penthouse Bathroom Built Atop a 15-story Elevator Shaft

Giving the term ‘look out bellow’ a whole new meaning…a bizarre feature of a new penthouse built on top of a 1970 Mexican colonial building is a bathroom situated atop an unused 15-story elevator shaft. What a fantastic if not completely terrifying idea. See much more of the residence on Home DSGN. [Cheers geekosystem]

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Infamous Water Slide so Dangerous, it had to be Shut Down

What’s an Action Park without a little bit of danger right? I don’t understand how this ride could exist in a sue-crazy modern era… Yes, it is a looping water slide. This water slide flipped the bird at physics so rudely that it was open for a single summer and then shut down for good.

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Every University should have Giant Slides

‘By using this slide, you forfeit all rights to sue us.’ No this is not the lunch room at Google’s head office…This is the Technische Universitat in Munich, Germany. Those giant tubes are slides to go from the top floor to the ground level patio. The brains behind this work are the German artists Johannes

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Holy Skeletons – Sedlec Ossuary Church Decorated with 70,000 Bones

It is difficult to believe that any religion other than some satanic occult would decorate a place of worship with…human bones. The Sedlec Ossuary is a small Roman Catholic chapel, located beneath the Cemetery Church of All Saints in Sedlec, a suburb of Kutná Hora in the Czech Republic. The ossuary is estimated to contain

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Visually Stunning Stuttgart City Library

I wouldn’t even know where to start…The recently opened Stuttgart City Library or as locals call it, “the book prison” was created to have a plain white unobtrusive design where the books and people create the color and ambiance. Designed by Yi Architects, this has to be the most beautiful and rather large libraries in

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A Fantastical Bed & Breakfast

Located just outside of Durby, Blegium where wizards and worriers come from the La Blade de Gnomes is straight out of fantasy land. The brainchild of the Belgian architect and his wife, this incredible and original design is a world full of magic that will awaken the inner child in everyone. [Cheers neatorama]

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I wonder who lives here?

Constructed in 1953, this enchanting house is located on an island called Elliðaey, of the Westman Islands, located south of Iceland. In 2000, the (then) Prime Minister of Iceland, Davið Oddsson, drew criticism when he tried to present the island to the singer Björk as a gift, to thank her for her contribution to raising