Photographs of stunningly beautiful yet powerful monuments of former Yugoslavia by photographer Jan Kempenaers. Via Visuelle.

The largest treehouse in the world is in Crossville, Tennessee and measures 10 stories supported by 6 oak trees. Crazy. In more ways than o...

Using reclaimed materials from the old exterior of the original barn, this renovation by Seattle firm Shed Architecture & Design takes ...

These insanely detailed (somewhere between 8 and 16 million polygonal faces) cardboard columns were created by Michael Hansmeyer using subd...

This amazing installation/sculpture is the result of Brooklyn artist Ben Wolf visiting Detroit and unleashing his creative powers on the su...

Guz Architects' Cluny House in Singapore may be the most incredible home I've ever laid eyes on. Not only is it extremely sustainab...

Giving a new meaning to "working in a bubble" is Christian Pottgiesser's design for the Parisian offices of PONS + HUOT. I lo...

Mirroring the shapes and volumes of industrial archaeology, Mieke Meijer creates furniture that celebrates these buildings in a new context....

Designed with both the regional vernacular and sustainability in mind by Johnston Architects in Mazama, Washington the "Miner's Re...

Any artist's dream studio, this one for Catherine Eaton Skinner features 3,750 square feet of loft space in a Seattle warehouse and a r...