From Richard Wittschiebe Hand, this imposing home belongs to Carol Richard, an architect who has always dreamed of designing her own place. We don’t know if this looks like a dream come true to you but for Carol it was the result of all her architectural wishes mixed together. Even though it looks like a fortress on the outside, perhaps causing some of you to say this is not the warmest place in the world, when you step inside, the atmosphere changes completely. Light and color fill the rooms, creating a fresh and comfortable feel. The pale blue and the pink chairs stand out in contrast to the white walls and wooden floors. There is a stairway matching he floors which connects the levels and fits perfect with with rest of the decor. We are sure you will find a lot of pleasing decorative instruments in the pictures below and we are looking forward to your comments on them.

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From General Design, T2 is an original architecture project located in Tokyo, Japan. The two leaning structures are made of concrete and serve as guidelines, directing the costumers towards the ground floor. A stairway leads them to the rest of the retail store. Here is some information from the architects about the idea behind this project :The shape of the building is a result of aiming at a strong volume with a sense of existence while applying to the architecture regulatory control.” The leaning shops are definitely the kind of construction that makes you want to stop while in a hurry and take a closer look. We hope this is also the case with the population of Tokyo, the proud owners of this design.

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