This amazing Spiral staircase is located at the Garvan Institute in Sydney, Australia. It is five stories high and makes your head spin about 6.5 revolutions. Photo taken by Flickr user Eagle-ffm.
Architect Gary Chang transforms his 330 square feet apartment into a 24 room apartment that is eco-friendly.
8-Bit Wood by video game developer Jeff Swenty. You can purchase them by emailing Swenty directly, but eventually will have an Etsy page for them soon.
Peepshi – Peeps, fruit roll-ups, and rice crispy treats.
I actually attempted to make Peepshi sushi last Easter unsuccessfully. After I saw these images I thought it would be fun and effortless. Unfortunately It’s not as easy as it looks. The ones I made turned out looking like little rainbow sherbet balls, and didn’t have any resemblance to the ones in these images. Trust me not as easy at it looks. Try it out!
So the people at Seriouseats, I give you major props in successfully making Peepshi sushi.
Desk made out of books is in the architecture library at Delft University of Technology.
After a devastating fire in the architecture building, the library managed to salvage some books that were unburnt. Instead of throwing the books out, they stacked the books up and created an administrative desk. The library reopened less than a year after the fire more cheerful and full of books.
(photo credit: Ellen Forsyth)
PVC Pipe Pavilion by Netherland based Hoogte Twee Architecten. It’s made from stacked PVC piping with hallowed insides that take the shape of a table with seating. Check out more images after the break.
Tony Alleyne is a hardcore Star-Trek fan who transformed his apartment into a home-made fully decked out Star-Trek Voyager Starship.
In the middle of the lobby of the Radisson SAS Hotel in Berlin stands a AquaDom standing 25 meters tall and is the largest cylindrical aquarium ever built. It’s filled with about 900,000 liters of seawater and has 2600 fish of 56 species.
Selgas Cano, a Spanish architecture firm has designed their very own office in the middle of the woods near Madrid.
This is by far the best office environment ever. Just look at how peaceful and relaxing this office looks.
Talk about optimizing space, Steve Sauer in Seattle has transformed 182 Square feet into a space saving condo. My favorite is the hidden tub that’s built into the floor. Check out more images after the break.
