Check out this interesting hotel design by Dutch architecture firm WAM architecten. The design looks like a pile of typical green wooden houses stacked on top of each other. It’s the new Inntel Hotel Amsterdam in Zaandam, a town North of Amsterdam. The 4-star hotel has 160 rooms and a total of 11 floors.
What do you think?
Inntel Hotel Zaandam
Inntel Hotel Zaandam
Look at this magnificent apartment. It’s the Penthouse of the mother of all real estate pearls; 15 Central Park West. To be fair, it’s ‘just’ the penthouse of the lower part. But it faces Central Park, and has terraces overlooking it on pretty much all sides. Hence it’s rather steep asking price of $88.000.000….. That means Greece couldn’t afford it.
15 Central Park West
Sanford "Sandy" Weill's swanky crib
I love a bit of floor plan porn in the morning. Thanks to Real Estalker for the original post!
This lovely green house Garden shed is designed by architect Ville Hara and designer Linda Bergroth for Kekkilä Garden’s Home & Garden collection. It’s a prefabricated garden shed combined with a greenhouse that easily doubles as a guesthouse. It can be assembled by simply using a screwdriver. The Garden Shed, made from Finnish pine and safety glass, was launched in 2010 and was awarded with the Garden Product of the Year prize.
Garden shed by architect Ville Hara and designer Linda Bergroth for Kekkilä Garden’s
It is available through Kekkilä Garden in Finland and by Hasselfors Garden in other Scandinavian countries.
The back provides storage space
source: architizer
It sounds like the morning after a bender with a few drinks too many. However, if you ask Berkeley California-based Gregory Kloehn it can be a regular morning ritual. Gregory managed to fit an entire home in a dumpster. And, in line with Bay Area standards (at least to my knowledge from living there back in the late Nineties) the home is fit with hardwood floors and granite counter tops. In this video Gregory tells us all.
Posted in See how others live, Unusual homes
Tagged Bay Area, Cheap, Dumpster, Gregory Kloehn, hardwood floors, Home, homes, house in a dumpster
