Camouflage architecture

Tucked into a hillside between boulders and camouflaged with stone hues and a green roof, this home on San Juan Island in Washington State almost seems to disappear into the landscape from certain angles. A wall of windows provides expansive views of the scenery, with operable glass panels provi ...

Completed in 2006 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Images by Luuk Kramer. ‘De Baarsjes’ -in Amsterdam- is a multicultural neighborhood that is home to people from 129 different countries. The city district wanted to boost...

A handful of mini buildings prove that bigger doesn’t always mean better

Norway Forest Museum by LLJ Architects in Oslo,Norway. Image:Aesthetica Studio •#Design_Only

Edgeland Residence by Bercy Chen Studio is an interesting approach to modern house design in that it utilizes the Native American Pit House concept.

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described as a 'major new space and home for experimental approaches to contemporary art', muzeum susch has opened in switzerland’s engadin valley.

Built with reflective glass on their exteriors, these structures seem to play tricks on the eyes by appearing more like their surroundings than actual buildings.

Olson Kundig Architects created a camouflaged concrete house called ‘The Pierre’ in San Juan Islands, Washington. The owner’s affection for a stone outcropping on her property inspired the design of this house. Conceived as a retreat nestled into the rock, the Pierre (the French word for stone) celebrates the materiality of the site. “Putting the […]