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Amazon’s Best Kept Secret: 10 Portable Tiny Houses You Can Buy for Under $50K

What if you could buy a house on Amazon for under $50,000 — fully built, portable, and ready to live in? 🏡 Sounds crazy, right? But it’s real. In this video, we’re revealing Amazon’s Best Kept Secret — 10 incredible…
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I Found a PREFAB HOME Built 10ft Above Ground to avoid floods! #hometour

Last week I toured a prefab home built 10 feet above the ground to avoid flood waters. For a more in depth tour of this home check out the full video here: https://youtu.be/jAak3XKdLRU Read another article:Design Trends for Creating a…
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Unexpected Things in an Architects Own Home with Paul Clarke Studio

Tucked into the fabric of suburban Auckland, this architects own home by Paul Clarke of Studio2 Architects reveals a curated yet deeply personal narrative through 10 unexpected design elements. Informed by a career immersed in material exploration and crafted detail,…
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Like Two Miniature Volcanoes | Samdal Oreum House

Discover Samdal Oreum House, a residence by Formative Architects on Jeju Island, South Korea. Inspired by the island’s volcanic “oreums,” the design unfolds as two sculptural volumes embracing a central courtyard. Raw wood columns, curved steel beams and exposed concrete…
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eleven lenses on moon walker camera capture multi-angle animated sequences

Moon Walker Multi Cam Captures Motion from eleven Angles Moon Walker Multi Cam by Woodlabo is a photographic installation designed to capture simultaneous images from multiple perspectives. The system employs eleven cameras, each triggered instantaneously from distinct viewpoints, producing a…
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Electricity Pylons Reimagined as Massive Animals Supporting Power Lines in Austria

If you’ve ever gone on a road trip, you’ve probably encountered towering power structures made of steel. Known as electricity pylons (or transmission towers), these typically latticed structures support high-voltage overhead power lines, helping transport electricity around. While key to…
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Living in Motion | The Stair House

Discover The Stair House, a striking residence by Formative Architects in Jeju, South Korea. With its fragmented volumes and sculptural stair sequence, this home transforms movement through space into a central act of design. Raw brick, exposed concrete, and precision-framed…
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I Went to Finland to Test an Elevated Prefab Home Designed for the Northern Lights

I went to Finland to Test an Elevated Prefab Home Designed for the North Lights. In this video I tested a two section prefab home near Rovaniemi that was raised 10 feet of the ground an has two walls of…
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Touring the Modular A-Frame that stole the Home Show #hometour

This is the modular A-Frame from Zook Cabins, a 2 bedroom prefab home with a very spacious interior. The modular A-Frame was a show stopper at the International Builders Show in Las Vegas. Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/cqnIMYn0Im4 Read…
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Monumental Skyscraper Designed by Foster + Partners Is Now NYC’s Sixth-Tallest Building

Photo: Nigel Young / Foster + Partners Earlier this month, New York welcomed 270 Park Avenue as a sparkling new addition to its skyline. And, though Manhattan is known for its towering skyscrapers, this one in particular stands out: not…
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Sophisticated Simplicity on the Coast | El Salvaje House

Discover El Salvaje House, a bold coastal residence in Argentina by architect Sol Galliano. With approximately seven hundred and thirty-seven square meters and completed in two thousand and twenty-four, this home reimagines living as ritual: a rotated volume opens toward…
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Traditional Greek Fisherman’s Shelter Reimagined as Chic Seaside Escape

Sara Barnes is a Staff Editor at My Modern Met, Manager of My Modern Met Store, and co-host of the My Modern Met Top Artist Podcast. As an illustrator and writer living in Seattle, she chronicles illustration, embroidery, and beyond…
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The Only Way To See if This Cocktail Bar Is Open Is To Look for the Red Glow

Sara Barnes is a Staff Editor at My Modern Met, Manager of My Modern Met Store, and co-host of the My Modern Met Top Artist Podcast. As an illustrator and writer living in Seattle, she chronicles illustration, embroidery, and beyond…
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Inside a Home Built for Connection and Calm (House Tour)

Located in the leafy suburb of Subiaco, Western Australia, this project offers a considered look inside a home transformed through restraint, materiality and connection. Designed by interior designer Adyn Kelly and built by Blanc Homes, Townshend sits between two adjoining…
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kinetic wooden panels run across residential tower’s facade by perkins&will in são paulo

dynamic Facade defines Perkins&Will’s Figueira Leopoldo Tower Perkins&Will develops Figueira Leopoldo for MPD Construtora and Helbor Empreendimentos, located in the Itaim Bibi district of São Paulo. The residential tower combines architectural clarity with a kinetic-inspired facade system that establishes a…
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I Just Found a PREFAB HOME with the Perfect California Look!

Tini Living is now shipping modular homes to California. In this video I went to Spain to see the Tini 4M, a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom prefab home with a modern look to give people an idea of what they…
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Inside a Small House with a Mysterious Garden | Linh Trung House

In the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, the Linh Trung House by H.a reimagines a sacred ancestral site as a warm, multi-generational home.Built around an existing worship space and tomb, the 120 m² residence blends tradition and modern…
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After Two Decades, the Grand Egyptian Museum Finally Opened in Giza

The entrance to the Grand Egyptian Museum. (Photo courtesy GEM) Since 2012, planned openings for the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) in Giza have come and gone, mostly thanks to funding issues, logistical hurdles, the pandemic, nearby wars, and multiple revolutions.…