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Jupe Portable Shelter

Developed by former Testa and SpaceX designers, these tiny urban escape pods are now available to preorder. Glamp wherever you want this summer with the Jupe Portable Shelter, a 111 square feet dwelling with enough room for a queen-size bed, a desk, chair, and ottoman. The sides are made of fire-resistant canvas, while the floor is wood tiling. The front window can open into a large panorama to take in views. Each unit comes with solar panels, a 200 Ah battery system, and WiFi router, with the option to add on dimmable LED lighting and a Sonos speaker with Alexa. The Jupe can be flat-packed down onto the base frame for easy transportation, and can be reassembled anywhere, even off the grid, thanks to solar power and batteries.



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STONEBROOK ESTATE

Nestled within an exclusive five-acre sanctuary, (Stonebrook) stands as the epitome of luxury living. Designed by renowned New Zealand architects, Sumich Chaplin, this estate masterfully blends opulence with comfort, creating a residence of unparalleled distinction. With a hidden entrance shielded by a grand stone wall, the property offers both seclusion and serenity. Inside, discover a gourmet kitchen featuring Gaggenau and Sub-Zero appliances....
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INVERTED HOUSE

The spectacular Inverted House in Okrokana, on the hillside of Tbilisi, offers a thoughtful rethink of suburban living in a place where fences matter more than views. Designed by TIMM, the project turns a constraint into its main idea by making the house itself the perimeter, replacing the typical boundary wall with inhabitable architecture. From the street, the building reads as a dark, restrained volume clad in charred wood. It sits low and quiet, forming a...
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STUNNING SOHO LOFT | BY DUB STUDIOS

The "Wooster apartment" is a dream pad, it has an impressive 7,200sf and occupies the entire top floor of a landmark red-limestone building at the corner of Wooster and Broome Streets, New York City. The loft was renovated by Natalya Kashper of "Dub Studios", she is also the lucky owner....
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