a beautifully refined response to some of the toughest extremes of north american climate. by tom kundig and team, of olson kundig architects, seattle wa.
interior of charles moore’s own condominium #9 at the sea ranch in northern california. quite into this building at the moment.
link through the image to a great account of a stay at this place by patricia leigh brown of the NY times
lovely facade texture
carabanchel housing - foreign office architects
did a sketch for this sideboard for a friend. he had it made in spotted gum plywood. now it lives usefully in his apartment. i love design
![#8 [2002] from ed burtynsky’s magnificent ‘shipbreaking’ series](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m1xuoiOBrP1rpcrefo1_500.jpg)
#8 [2002] from ed burtynsky’s magnificent ‘shipbreaking’ series
paul rudolph’s walker guest house from 1952-3.
a simple structure utilising ‘cannonball’ counterweights to help raise and lower large top-hung climate control panels outside the large glazed openings.
simplicity + ingenuity + finesse = satisfying results
interior, robertson house, seaforth. constructed 1953-60 by sydney architect bruce robertson
a 10sqm prefab timber cabin by danes dorte mandrup arkitekter. lovely.
i do not desire too many possessions but i would love to have a PK31 leather sofa by poul kjaerholm, manufactured by fritz hansen.
danish design almost always looks ‘correct’ to me
goodman house, middlecove nsw
designed by sydney architect neville gruzman after a visit to japan in the mid 1950s
