The students of the University of Colorado Denver have been hard at work designing these amazing and highly fashionable Colorado Outward Bound Micro-Cabins ($NFS). Designed to house both educators and students from the University the cabins were built quickly and feature a two-part frame design that features a frame and box that form together. Birch plywood is used for the interior, and the exterior is made of high-quality steel to protect it from the famous Colorado snow.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest If you’re looking for something a little different than your standard hotel room you need to check out The Chapel ($236/night). Located just outside of Middleton-in-Teesdale, it features expansive views of Upper Teesdale all the way to the Pennine Way and the High Force Waterfall. The Chapel can accommodate up to 7 […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest For a unique and unforgettable break, the Helicopter Hotel Room ($CALL) bills itself as the ‘Most unusual play to stay’ in Scotland. Using a renovated Sea King helicopter, this overnight accommodation features a fully functioning mini-kitchen and shower. Advertised as a glamping location, the helicopter is situated in Mains Farm in Stirling […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest The Parkside Wimbledon House ($CALL) was built in 1968 by Richard Rogers as a home for his parents. It revolutionized the idea of bringing the outdoors inside. Parkside features floor to ceiling windows throughout which creates an open plan that brings the garden inside. The house was recently renovated by Gumuchdjian Architects […]
Facebook Twitter Pinterest ASUL builds affordable modular structures. The problem with standard prefab homes are the costs associated with the factory and transport requirements. ASUL is transforming that model by creating a locally adaptable site-built process that combines a kit-of-parts model with contemporary materials and labor management practices. Based on this model they created The […]