Our lives are full of necessary structures, from basic furniture to the buildings we live and work in. But outside of these basic structures — and sometimes, within them — there's uniqueness and creativity that helps them stand out.
Our lives are full of necessary structures, from basic furniture to the buildings we live and work in. But outside of these basic structures — and sometimes, within them — there's uniqueness and creativity that helps them stand out.
This beautiful chapel, designed by architect Maurice Jennings, perfectly blends into its forest setting.
This ominous building is actually part of a high-end shopping complex along the French Riviera.
Spanish architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner created this mindbending glass structure that curves downward into the room below.
The architect was given free rein to create something beautiful, and their creativity shows. At night, this building becomes a colorful LED light show.
Here's another structure, this one a house, that complements its natural setting.
This exhibit by Emmanuel Lemoureaux is called 'Forest of Numbers'.
It looks like something from SimCity, but this is a real residential complex in Singapore. It consists of 31 interlaced apartment blocks and eight large courtyards.
The Ontario College of Art and Design ought to have a distinctive building, and it does. This building, known as the 'Tabletop', towers above the streets of downtown Toronto.
This piece by artist Celeste Roberge is on display at the Nevada Museum of Art.
Architect Gil Bartolomé designed this house, which looks like an anguished face on the outside but is probably pretty awesome on the inside.
They take their biking very seriously in Copenhagen, as this awesome bike-only right-of-way shows.
Chad Knight is a 3D designer who specializes in stunningly lifelike concept art.