ARK Shelter

ARK Shelter is a completely mobile cabin built without foundations, providing a place to live in your backyard, out in the wild, or on the coast, facing the sea. The luxurious cocoon can operate totally off the grid, it includes a rainwater collection system and a wind-power electricity production system, and comes complete with cooking equipment, furniture, and even bed linings. Wood is used throughout to create a cozy ambience, and an included fireplace in the middle of the room provides natural warmth. Large windows open at the front of the cabin and on the doors to reveal panoramic views, connecting the interior to nature. A magical place to escape the stressful city life and get back to our roots. watch the video below

CLIFFTOP SWEDISH RETREAT

Perched atop a cliff, this spectacular Swedish retreat is up for grabs. Located just about an hour south of Stockholm, the cantilevered house seems to float, offering gorgeous views of the island-dotted ocean stretching out before it. The gravity-defying house was designed by Trigueiros Architects, it sits on stilts treading as lightly as possible on the natural stony terrain. Clad in Siberian larch, the minimalist house is adorned with a sprawling wraparound balcon...
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SHIFTPOD

If you were at the Burning Man festival this year, you most likely saw one of these shelters. Shiftpods are a popular choice for festivals thanks to their ease-of-use, dust-proof skin and heat reflectivity. They are crafted with a patented six-layer composite reflective "Dark Out" fabric that is built to withstand the elements, retains heat more efficiently and also works well in diluting outside noise. Designed by Advanced Shelter Systems, the Shiftpod ca...
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CLOCKTOWER PENTHOUSE APARTMENT | BROOKLYN

A striking triplex penthouse apartment in a clock tower overlooking the Brooklyn Bridge and New York Harbor has gone on the market for $25 million.The main floor of the sleek modern apartment is dominated by four working clocks housed in four 14-foot-high round windows, which provide nearly unobstructed views (except for the clock faces) out to the four points of the compass. ...
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