Architecture of Interiors

Shotwell by Todd Davis Architecture

Kiritoshi House by Sugawaradaisuke

A small sampling of the beautiful paper models you will find in tumblr of The Miniature Paper Pavilion Club. They meet biweekly in Vancouver to build ~1:100 scale architectural marvels. You can join the club if like them you are interested in creating imaginary celebrative public spaces - miniature beacons to all humankind, elevating the wonder of innovation and excellence!

Gray Malin (b.1986, USA) - Art Deco Miami

Dallas native photographer Gray Malin is graduated from Emerson College in Boston in 2007, majoring in photography and marketing. While he has had his work displayed in the Dallas Museum of Art, David Streets Gallery in Beverly Hills, and in the Julia Dean Gallery in Venice, he is currently working independently with online curators and art buyers. Best known for his beach-scapes which have been featured in magazines and exhibitions all over the world, Gray created a number of series depicting the most luxurious beaches and pools from a bird’s eye view. (src. ArtDiscover)

© All images courtesy the artist

Cultural Centre of the Piarists by Jose Ignacio Linazasoro

The Living Cube: Ingenious Storage Space Exemplified 

When Switzerland-based Designer Till Könneker moved into his new apartment studio there was a distinct lack of storage room for his belongings. Putting his vast creativity and many years of professional experience to use Könneker began constructing a multi-purpose ‘living cube’ as a solution to his storage problem.

Measured at 4m x 1.4m x 2.05m (L/W/H) this sizeable, minimalist, wooden unit provides external storage room for Könneker’s TV, vinyl collection, clothes and shoes, as well as a bed on top and an intimate workspace inside.

Following an abundance of praise, for his furniture-related exploits, Könneker has created a website on which fans can enquire about customising their own unique ‘living cube’ to be made-to-measure by the two designers responsible for the original.