This is Day 6 from our #30days30spaces series on New York City spaces in collaboration with designismymuse. We are doing this series to celebrate the launch of the Indiegogo Great Spaces Campaign!
About the Guggenheim Museum-
An organic spiral that breaks free from the strict Manhattan grid, this Upper East side modern classic blends architecture and sculpture seamlessly. (read more & share at greatspacestv.com)
(all images via e-architect.co.uk)
Despite being completely contradictory in form, the Lima House, by local Abramson Teiger Architects, somehow sits harmoniously in its California-desert site in Calabasas, California, just north of Los Angeles. The incorporation of rich wood tones complements the landscape and its cleverly placed apertures connect the two disparate elements, bringing a very FLW sort of peace to the place. http://bit.ly/LOYuHE
Estudiosat designed the Artica Kitchen for Delta Cocinas in an attempt to deconstruct the archetypal kitchen. As the designer puts it, “Artica uses the emotional language of design to create a radically new product without losing any of its functionality. Its form is the result of interpreting the digital language that surrounds us by applying the methods of deconstructivism on a three dimensional surface. The result is a visual impact that requires no added company investment and maintains traditional production processes while respecting the environment.” I’m not sure I’m on board with the “radically new product” part or that I see the impact from the “digital language that surrounds us,” but it is quite stunning. I just wish they’d gone a little farther with it.
