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Context Clash: New London Townhouse Rejects Tradition
Like using plastic to join two pieces of carved wood furniture, there is no doubt that this design stands out from its neighbors – all the more so for physically bumping up against both. The only question is: does the contrast of this new house by Amenity Space make for a creative new condition or does it conflict too much with the historic properties on either side?
Black surfaces and orange paneling look as different as can be from the decorative white molding and faded red brick of both of the adjacent townhouses – the only nod to their existence (though a strong one) is the matching of facade heights and depths along the front of the new residence.
Straight lines, flat white walls and bursts of contemporary color ensure that the interior is as modern as the exterior suggests it would be.
The query, however, remains: does this new unit make for a dynamic contrast with the old traditional townhomes … or is the statement so bold that it washes out the classic elegance of what came before it?
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Secret Rooms: Cool New Condo Hidden in Old Townhouse
Classic collides with contemporary and historic meets modern under the roof of one unbelievably cool townhouse property - part infill project, part retrofit, part adaptive reuse, this is a dream space with secret rooms for people who love cozy remodeled lofts and private luxury interiors all at the same time.
Beneath pealing paint and crumbling red bricks on the front of his history…
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Flower Power: Photosynthesis Car Uses Sun + Plant Power
Solar-powered cars are becoming more and more common with every passing year, but this idea takes sun power a step further. It’s powered by photosynthesis, the process that plants use to convert sunlight into food. As far as looks go, the Photosynthesis Car from designers Michal Vicek and Klavir is more than enough to appeal to green design enthusiasts.
Unfortunately, the designers don’t exactly go into detail about how the propulsion system would actually work. But the plastic body houses a gorgeous array of plants which would make it a joy to drive in. It seems like the air inside the car would be nice and fresh thanks to all of those living green plants.
Even if the mechanism isn’t totally clear, the idea is an interesting one. What if we could simply harvest natural processes to power all of the things we want to do, but in a clean and natural way? As a jumping-off point for greener design concepts, this strange car seems like a winner.
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Power, Redesigned: Innovative Folding Power Plug Design
Industrial designers sometimes make the mistake of thinking that certain product elements are written in stone, or that they just aren’t worth thinking about. And sometimes it takes a set of fresh eyes to see an exceptionally simple yet innovative solution. That was the case when Royal College of Art student Min Kyu Choi re-imagined the bulky UK power plug.
The UK power plug is known as…
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