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This concrete tower of interconnecting red staircases was designed by Thai firm Supermachine Studio for an elevated game of hide and seek

I find the movement of the house to be the most interesting. The focal point of the building is the curve. If i could change anything about the design i would change the placement of the middle two windows.

Ubiquitous in nature and mathematics, spirals are beautiful to look at and provide a structure that's strong and stable, so it's no surprise that they turn up so often in architecture, too. Spiraling forms offer uninterrupted panoramas on observation towers, remove the obstacles of walls and floors in a creative interior, and enable unusual stacked

© 2009 All rights reserved I queued for an hour and a half to see the inside of this unusual bridge. My previous attempts have always been from the outside. From the architects: "Twisting high above Floral Street in Covent Garden, the ‘Bridge of Aspiration’ provides the dancers of the Royal Ballet School with a direct link to the Grade 1 listed Royal Opera House. The award-winning design addresses a series of complex contextual issues, and is legible both as a fully integrated component of…

Known for its astonishing beaches, The Canary Islands also offers an outstanding architecture list where design, architecture and nature meet.

They may even be more striking than the buildings they became

Innovation Comes Through Asking the Right Questions The dichotomy of 'experimental' and 'real-world constraints' is thought-provoking and acts as a fuel fo