The Hemeroscopium House located in Las Rozas, Madrid, Spain is an Amazing architectural work by Ensamble Studio. It took them a year to engineer the project but only seven days to build the structure, thanks to a total prefabrication of the different elements and a perfectly coordinated rhythm of assembly. The house materializes the peak of its equilibrium with what they ironically call the “G point”, a twenty ton granite stone, expression of the force of gravity and a physical counterweight to the whole structure. More info on Archinect.com

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Los Angeles based August Bradley is a conceptual, fashion, and portrait photographer creating distinctive images for clients ranging from designer labels to large consumer brands to lifestyle magazines. Prior to his current photography career, August developed marketing strategies for consumer brands including Gap, J.Crew, Crate & Barrel, and others. Nothing comes out raw from his camera (Hasselblad), every pictures is heavily retouched, but so nicely done, that the result look almost like paintings. Watch short documentary about him here

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Created by Swiss couple Sabina Lang and Daniel Baumann, the portable Everland Hotel is a ‘ Temporary ‘Art Installation you can sleep in,  installed on the roof of the Palais de Tokyo ( Contemporary Art Museum of Paris) since October 2007 until March 2009. The clients who rents the room have an READ MORE

How cool are those Tree paintings from French Artist Samuel Francois !? A really cool idea who brings a cool touch to the Forest ! lol – Also while browsing trough his portfolio, I saw some interesting and colorful illustrations (see below). Two totally different art who showcase his wide range of style… READ MORE

Fashion Photographer and Illustrator Kelly Thompson is from Wellington, New Zealand. Kelly did a Bachelor of Design at Massey University Wellington, with Illustration papers and majored in Photography. Besides from Kelly’s amazing photography, Her illustrations have appeared in magazines such as Pulp, Karen, Fluro, Yen and Lucire. Her work has also appeared in the Curvy book and Exhibition 09. READ MORE

Marissa Nadler :  River of Dirt

Not that it is full, just heavier than that which came before. This  first single from Marissa Nadler’s upcoming fourth solo album actually has palpable  percussion. It feels good, it feels like something you can hold on to,  or rest against. She retains all the melancholy, all the ethereal  dreaminess, but its not floating freely anymore, and i like it better  this way.

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