Design favorite: Exceptional houses

To start this week well, we invite you to dream a little while discovering some amazing and surprising architectures. It is true that we are talking to you a lot of interior decoration … and well this time, we will look at the outside of a house, its architecture. Indeed, the architects overflow with imagination and ingenuity to offer us houses that are both original, functional and aesthetic. Each of us has in mind their dream house, and here are some of them: Sharifi House produced by the Iranian architect Alireza Taghaboni, this contemporary house is not only aesthetically pretty with its alliance of materials like wood, concrete and Glass, but it is also functional and ingenious thanks to a technological feat. Indeed, all the rooms of this house are modular and can therefore move depending on the light. Thanks to rotating plates, you can take a sunbathing your always sunny terrace and then when the night will come, you will no longer need to close the shutters … This brilliant technological feat also allows you to adapt to the needs of people who live there and regulate the temperature of the house allowing to consume less energy. Ribbon Chapel by Hiroshi Nakamura Nap dream of a marriage in an extraordinary place? This chapel will certainly respond to your desires … Okay, okay, for that, you have to go marry in Japan … but you have to know what you want in life! Located in a hotel in Onomichi, Hiroshima, Japan, this chapel imagined by Hiroshi Nakamura of Nap Architects was made in a spiral. Its architecture that is both original and spectacular, also has a meaning, since the architect wanted to represent through these spirals the union of his 2 lives who meet at the top to form only one. Ribbon Chapelnap Architecture Ribbon Chapel Design Do you imagine the incredible view!? What accentuate the magic of the moment! Ribbon Chapel Interior inside the chapel is just as incredible! All its glass surface offers incredible light. Brutalist architecture what if we lived on the edge of a cliff? This is what the architects Antonios Ando Vassiliou and Pantelis Kampouropoulos have certainly said to have imagined the brutal casa. For those who do not know, brutalism is an architectural style of the 60s. While today, we advocate for eco -citizen habitats, where greenery has its place, brutalism, it advocates for concrete! Well indeed, brutalism, we like or we don’t like it! Its cubic forms, its raw materials completely define this style. In any case, this house nestled on the edge of a cliff challenged us, so we make you enjoy it: Casa brutal the view and the tranquility of the neighborhood must be the advantages of this home. Pool on the brutal Casa Roof Pool You must admit that being able to swim above your house must be quite exhilarating! After getting married at the «Ribbon Chapel» chapel, you must now find a hotel where to stay for your wedding trip! Well, why this one: The MirroCube at the Tree Hotel Tham & Videgård Arkitekter made a room nestled in the trees called «The MirroCube». This jewel of architecture is perfectly integrated into the decor since it is made of mirror which reflects the external environment. Suspended from a tree trunk you can access this room by a bridge and thus discover a spectacular view of 360 degrees. Its decoration and comfort is minimalist, but still has a double bed, a living room, a bathroom and a terrace on the roof! So what do you say? We reserve?! Tree Hotel Tham And Videgard Pont Chambre Miroir Tree Hotel Interior Minimalist It is true that it still lacks an abstract painting on the wall! Interior Mirror Bedroom Cubic forms are in the spotlight in terms of architectures, for or against? Casa_cruzada_clavel-architects to finish, we wanted to show you the work of Victor Enrich, this Spanish architect who then became a photographer has fun transforming the architecture of certain buildings that he finds ugly in architecture, let’s say more artistic, go, here Some images: architectural modifications by Victor Enrich