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Fridhemsgatan 70

This very well planned 32kvm apartment in central Stockholm will make you rethink the word "compact living".. Its currently for sale at Swedish real estate agency Fantastic Frank for the starting price at 323.000€

To see more of it and to perhaps attend the showing days click here: http://www.fantasticfrank.se/objektmall/?obj=OBJ17365_1475941560

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Rönnbacken 4

On the south-facing beachfront on the sunny side of Saltsjöbaden Strömma Projekt built two exclusive and well-designed house with four apartments. Architect Max Holst.

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Karlbergsvägen

Timeless design in Stockholm Sweden, also for sale at Eklund Stockholm New York Real Estate.

The Price a hefty 1 045 585 EUR.

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Thursday Jazz smoothness with Miles Davis

Jazz always fills the room like a big hug. Here's some of the best with Miles Davis new album 'Miles Davis at Newport 1955 - 1975 The Bootleg Series, Vol 4.' Pour some wine, read a book, sit back and enjoy.. 

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Flos / 265

Designed by famous Italian architectural designer Paolo Rizzatto, the FLOS 265 is a icon and classic very few eyes should miss. 

"Conditions that determine visual comfort vary depending on the light source, on the reflection, refraction and absorbtion properties of the surfaces, depending on the sorroundings, on the moment, and above all depending on the specific person. For this reason it is important to adjust the position of the lamp and the direction of the light beam as needed. 265 permits the user to move the light source with a simple gesture, anytime he needs it and within a 4x4xh3 meters space."

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The Magician feat. Years & Years - Sunlight (Darius Remix)

Tuesday vibes with The Magician feat. Years & Years - Sunlight (Darius Remix)

Listen to more from Paris based producer Darius here soundcloud.com/dariusofficial

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Amherst College Powerhouse Student Event Space

Amherst College engaged Bruner/Cott to rework their historic 1925 McKim, Mead & White coal-power plant into a 6,500 square foot student event space, the Powerhouse. Located adjacent to planned residential quadrangle, the newly renovated facility emphasizes contemporary design elements within a robust framework of historic preservation that highlights the existing classical form. The industrial interior was reconfigured to support a wide-range of student activities, including performances, parties, farmer’s markets, speakers, dancers, and concerts. By using flexible furniture concepts, lighting, and sound systems, the architects ensured that the Powerhouse is as mixed-use and multi-functional as the student events it houses. Amherst’s program includes provisions for accessibility, as well as a new pergola wing for restrooms and food service support. The strong landscaping concept marries the interior to a paved exterior terrace with natural amphitheater seating to accommodate both outdoor events and spill over from indoor social activities, while connecting the building to the rest of campus. Students’ responses to the Powerhouse has been overwhelming positive, praising the versatility, informality, and vibrancy of the design, along with its responsiveness to the needs of the student experience.   As part of the renovation, Bruner/Cott made several structural alterations to the Powerhouse, including the removal of columns and a series of seismic upgrades. The architects utilized novel approaches to natural ventilation and waste heart recovery systems from existing utilities, a process that is now being studied in the hopes of replicating the results in future adaptive reuse projects. Principal-in-Charge Simeon Bruner stated that “the Powerhouse project is an example of the value of reimagining building to give them second lives. It actively demonstrates how historic preservation and new construction can work hand in hand.”

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Sunflower House comprises ten cubes pointed in different directions

Located on a cliffside overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, this house by Cadaval & Solà-Morales is a cluster of 10 cubes that are each oriented towards a different viewpoint.

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Friday music feels / Drive music

Friday is here and a good playlist to follow and add your own content to is the "DRIVE" playlist on Soundcloud.

Ambient, electronic, dark pop music inspired from the motion picture "Drive" to sway through the night with in your 1973 Chevrolet Chevelle.

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Aketuri Architektai

The upper storey of this home in the Lithuanian countryside is contained within a pointy shaleclad roof, while glazed walls provide woodland views for rooms on the ground floor.

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Paolo Carlesso clads Italian family house with cement panels

This family home near Milan features a partially exposed steel and timber frame modelled on the historical rural farm buildings in the surrounding area.

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homme - bon / a perfect friday mode

Its Friday and Swedish/French homme has hit the high notes with this uptempo poolside favorite. Take a listen and visit his Soundcloud below.

http://soundcloud.com/hommeofficial

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The Weeknd - Earned It (homme Rework)

Swedish/French producer homme is a hard working guy, this time he striped down the ever so more famous 50 shades of grey soundtrack song "Earned It" by The Weeknd to a more ambient and "grey" song and keeping his trademark late night walk home sound.

Enjoy it below and on his Soundcloud

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Terracotta House

Bumpy terracotta tiles clad the gabled volume of this combined artist's studio and family home in the Italian countryside designed by Studio Zero85

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homme - 5:18 am

Stockholm based producer homme releases his first track from his upcoming EP to be released this summer. He says that "5:18 am" reflect the morning walks home from your nights escapades and the feeling when you reminiscence on what you did and didn't do...

Enjoy it below.

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Odesza - All We Need feat. Shy Girls (Autograf Remix)

Official Autograf remix of "All We Need (feat. Shy Girls)

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Dux - Karin 73 Revival

The original Karin was designed by Bruno Mathsson 1969. The chair became the first piece of furniture in a successful collaboration with DUX that would last for many years. Four years after the first Karin armchair launched a new model named Karin 73. After having been out of production for over twenty years Dux now relaunches Karin 73 in a very limited number of 100 seats. The limited edition of 73 Karin is upholstered in black leather Kariba. Unlike a regular Karin Armchair, which has buttons in the back and seat, the new edition tightly stitched. It gives the chair a retro impression that does not compromise on either comfort or style.