snazzy digs

is it a house?

is it a trailer?

is it an egg?
is it a pod?

just kidding.

makes for a rather interesting, if not bewildering, living situation.


captured by Belgian photographer Frederik Vercruysse.

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dmvA architects

dmvA,

young Belgian architects and their firm described as follows:

They achieve durability by respecting program, budget and context, and by displaying advanced ideas on the use of materials. dmvA is not focused on one particular style. They act like screenwriters, turn the program into a screenplay, spaces into sequences and so allow the building to each time tell another story.They don’t want to be profiled as mathematic theorists, but as designers whose motives are emotion, involvement, art and sex. Their work may be characterized as plastical, strongly detailed architecture in which maximalism has been accomplished in a minimalistic way.

awestruck, i honestly am reminded of the japanese capsule hotels and their utilization of every nook and cranny available. in that respect, the design really messes with your depth perception.

i've been looking at these photos for hours and i still can't gauge its size in proportion to an average adult.

photos from desire to inspire and frederikvercruysse.be

quoted text from world-architects.com