Design Mondays: Galicia - The City of Culture

Architect, Peter Eisenman, has built a city of culture in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Inspired by Galician history and culture, it consists of three buildings connected to each other. We definitely want to be residents of this town. 

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Beautiful House in São Paulo

Designed byBrazilian firm Terra e Tuma Arquitetos, we fell head-over-heels for this beautiful minimal space. Feeling house jealousy yet?

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Design Mondays: Architecture for Dogs

When a designer is also a pet lover, you can bet they’ll go an extra mile to shower their precious pooch. Complete with blueprint steps, you can make your very own version.  Cute animals not included.

Full directions + blueprints, here.

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Art Fridays - The People’s Meeting Dome

We would want to take all our meetings + lunches in this space! Designed by Danish architects, Kristoffer Tejlgaard and Benny Jepsen.

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Art Fridays: Janus

Located in the town of Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland, this stunningly gorgeous bronze architectural masterpiece was designed by mlzd. Even though they say you can’t judge a book by its cover, we’re confident sighting that cliche for this domino-esque structure. 

Did Someone Say Frank Lloyd Wright?!

Most of us can only dream of living in a home designed by one of America’s greatest architects, Frank Lloyd Wright. In 1956 a bold 12-year-old boy, Jim Berger, wrote to Mr. Wright requesting him to design an organic house… for his dog! Although the dog house was demolished in 1973, it has recently been reconstructed and set off on a tour across America.

Filmmaker Michael Miner is taking the reconstructed version on tour across the country as he promotes, Romanza, a film on Mr. Wright’s work in California.

(Photos via: Apartment Therapy)