“De Markies” or “The Awning” named extendable campervan designed by Dutch architect Eduard Böhtlingk. In its compact form, there is only the caravan’s basic body which presents a kitchen, dining and storage space – sizes 2m x 4.5m. When it is extended, the mobile campervan unfastens up to triple in area within seconds and provides living and sleeping areas. Essentially created as competitor into a 1985 “Temporary Living” contest and is awarded the Rotterdam Design Public Prize in 1996.
Ever used your laptop, smartphone for work or read a book and wanted a little more privacy? Especially in public areas, it is very natural for you to not want people staring at the screen you’re working on. Or people next to you may be a distraction for you. That is where the “U Sofa” […]
Do you love building blocks such as LEGO? If yes, it is very possible that you may have a box of unused LEGO bricks laying around. Since those bricks laying around don’t have a guide that would make them into a model, all they usually do is sit and collect dust. However, Brickit is a […]
Milad Eshtiyaghi, an Iranian architect, is renowned for his bizarre but magnificent buildings. His creations are out of the norm, and you’ll be left wondering where he got the idea for them. His most recent endeavor, “Twin Sisters,” is situated in Marupe, Latvia. This is an all black home. Here is a photo of Twin […]
