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Floating House | By Mos Architects

Less is more, MOS Office translated into architecture all the simplicity of a landscape with trees, rocks and a huge frozen lake. Built on the icy waters of Lake Huron, in Pointe au Baril city in Ontario, Canada, is the Floating House, it demands more pictures than words. Made entirely of wood - as a continuation of the deck that connects to the nearby cliff - the residence floats on a steel frame sized to guarantee stability in the different water levels.



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STRAW HAT FACTORY APARTMENTS | STOCKHOLM

Stråhattfabriken (Straw Hat Factory) is one of the most beautiful apartment blocks in Stockholm. It consists of three buildings, with industrial character and a typical turn of the century look. The old factory was transformed by Oscar Properties into 39 apartments ranging from 1 bedroom to 6 bedrooms. They describe the apartments as "Classic with a Twist" and "Industrial Elegance"....
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ONELESS DESK

OneLess Desk is a beautiful, ergonomic, and space saving desk by Heckler Design. With it´s unique nesting design, you can hide the lower deck beneath the upper deck, conserving precious floor space. The ergonomics of the split level decks raise your monitor to the perfect line of sight, and keep your mouse and keyboard at the perfect height, encouraging a comfortable and correct posture. The sleek OneLess Desk is made from strong gauge steel and industrial-grade we...
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THAT HOUSE

"That House" is an award wining project by Australia´s Austin Maynard Architects. Located in a neighborhood in Melbourne, the unique house is formed by three large glass-ended boxes that open out to an expansive garden, as well as a series of courtyards and terraces. When the family need more privacy, blinds can be used to cover the glazing. The connections between spaces are adaptable and loose, with the front garden extending into the home and creating a bri...
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