Landmark Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto Canada 2011
Among the main sights of Toronto, (ROM) Royal Ontario Museum (Canada) is an interesting option to ride to those who are close to Bloor Street in Downtown Toronto. The museum is located north of Queen’s Park and it is possible to find collections of dinosaurs, African art, European history etc.. Recently opened and added to the museum is the Michael Lee-Chin Rock which is a project that adds six galleries that include a wide variety of natural and historical items from various eras. The impressive architecture characterized by a series of angles that form crystals creating a futuristic flashy visual extremely beautiful during the day and night for the series of reflections and colors due to the presence of light. The deconstructive aspect of the museum and announce an innovative trend in contemporary architecture in a very special way to those who visit. Anyway, the museum is an option to know who is touring in Toronto and to learn more about him go.
The Ocho House Design in California
Interior looks great for large windows and high ceilings, yet cozy at the same time thanks to the materials and colors used: butter beige, white, natural wood, dark brown and black. For fans of wooden furniture out there, I’ve got something for you. Houses Ocho in Santa Lucia Mountains, California, does not look like a lodge but thanks to a very comfortable setting that does not make you feel like living in one. But more than the inspiration of this wood is highly sustainable house that uses green jutting wall and roof solar intelligent.
The Wheatsheaf House in Australia from Jesse Judd
With simple lines and a wonderful way to use steel, glass and laminated plywood cocoon, the house managed to blend in very well with the striking natural scenery with the added beauty. Looks like a warm place in the heart of the forest if you ask me, and great vacation retreat at the same time. I never thought that a house with red and orange colors above can appeal that much. Outside of Daylesford in Victoria, Australia, House Wheatsheaf by Jesse Judd draws inspiration from old plywood caravan and bus stop.
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