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When in Joshua Tree, CA recently, there were two houses/buildings, I wanted to see and capture on photo and clip:
Picture 1: the invisible house
Picture 2: the Kellogg Doolittle house
The "invisible house" is cool and impressive.
The Kellogg Doolittle house is incredible. Stunning. Biiiiiig. They have been building for over 20 years. And they are by the way currently building again (outside pool behind the house). For those interested, I recommend to "google" it. And to watch the Youtube video called "Inside a Breathtaking Desert Mansion That Looks Like a Fossile"
Cheers, HSTE
Both are really interesting, but I prefer the 2nd, it more organic to the surroundings.
I've known about the 'invisible' house for a long time now....
But have curiously never seen or researched the Doolittle house! Definitely a topic to look into, cheers, Filip
It is just incredible. But, mind you: if you do not have a drone at hand, you will see nothing of the house ...
...when going nearby. It's a dead-end road and the house is almost not visible from the road.
Cheers, HSTE
Cheers, HSTE
Sejima, Japanese architect...
You might appreciate Sejima, a famous Japanese architect. Who also likes invisible houses.
Kazuo Sejima's watch for Bulgari. It's all mirrored and shiny. Very hard to see the actual time! It's art! Not a functional piece! Performance art at its best!
A famous concert hall in Saudi Arabia.
Kazuo Sejima's train concept. An invisible train that reflects the landscape as it passes by.
A yacht concept.
Concert Hall in Saudi Arabia.
The 1950s called and Wonder Woman wants her ideas back!
Kazuo Sejima wearing Bulgari jewelry. No, not the watch she designed for Bulgari. A Wonder Woman of today!
Kazuo Sejima's watch for Bulgari. It's all mirrored and shiny. Very hard to see the actual time! It's art! Not a functional piece! Performance art at its best!
A famous concert hall in Saudi Arabia.
Kazuo Sejima's train concept. An invisible train that reflects the landscape as it passes by.
A yacht concept.
Concert Hall in Saudi Arabia.
The 1950s called and Wonder Woman wants her ideas back!
Kazuo Sejima wearing Bulgari jewelry. No, not the watch she designed for Bulgari. A Wonder Woman of today!