Showing posts with label Modern architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Modern architecture. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 20, 2014

It Was a Break!

I hate when I have to take a sabbatical for awhile. But  I'm back, baby and the reason why I've been away is because I've been busy doing my own work and creating a new blog to showcase it and focusing on promoting my crafts and art. Please check out my new blog solely dedicated to me. It will keep you most update on the work that will be readily available to buy and what  I'm working on next, as well as a look into my photography projects. And now for the shameful plugging part of the program. Check out my
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As for here expect  to see, of course, more insights into artist who are my favorites and new artist I've found, as well as insights into my own work. So stayed tune cause, it's coming really quick and you don't want to miss it. In fact, you should become a follower of this blog and tell me below in the comments what artist influence you.

Sunday, June 14, 2009

Modern Things

I've focused a lot on art and artist. I thought I'd shine some light on modern architecture and in home design. What defines modern design and architecture is hard to explain. It's been said that the clean lines, simple geometry or the bold use of color used with furniture. I know with projects making home living more sustainable with nature, it totally changes modern architecture and how it's viewed. Taking modern architecture and working it in with nature variables really creates a whole different element and dimension. There was a project in Dallas called Re:Vision Dallas and 3 winners have now been chosen. There is a post at Archdaily that goes in depth a lot better than I could.





My Dream is to buy land for my Pre Fab Modern Home. They are pretty much a designed home Kit. They are difference between them and mobile homes, is that they are a essentially a kit so you need a contractor to build it for you. They don't come already made on wheels. They are depending on the model less expensive than buy a house, though if you factor in the land it might just come about even. There are customizable and can come in different floor plans. The one I have my eye on is by Rocio Romero. You can't get any more simple or cleaner lines than this.







And here a few designs that caught my on other blogs dedicated to Modern Design.

Fresh Home



Fokal



Trendir




















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