lovedesignlife:

Room Room, a unique two-storey house by Japanese architect Takeshi Hosaka, was designed for a deaf couple and their children. Small square windows placed throughout the house allow the family members to sign to each other, even when the children are outdoors.

 (via Dezeen)

enochliew:

Dispatchwork by Jan Vormann

This has become a worldwide phenomena and viral on the Internet because it’s such an accessible art project. It’s simple and many people can relate to Lego because they grew up with it. Art and design can be pretentious and satisfy the academics, or it can be accessible to the common man, bringing joy to the public.  

enochliew:

Installation by Jannis Kounellis

interiordecline:

Pantone Hotel in Brussels

cabbagerose:

 diy: growth chart

via: slumberdesigns

black trim windows

alfredhuang:

Landfill Skyscraper