Built by Fougeron Architects, the Buck Creek House in Big Sur will have you scrolling round’ and round’ through the photos of this beautiful Pacific Coast home. Fit with three bedrooms it sits 12 feet back from a cliff’s face overlooking the Pacific ocean and features specially designed architecture to provide protection from the sun, wind, and ocean. I think we can all agree this is our favorite Day Dream so far.
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Day Dream: Elvis Presley's Honeymoon House
We all have our preference for a dream home. Maybe you’d like that beach house sitting atop the water, or that contemporary, party home in the Hollywood Hills. Even that bachelor loft in downtown catches your eye. Day Dream is a new segment capturing the homes we’ve always dreamed about and the homes we one day wish to own.
Behind Apple's Campus 2 Headquarters
Steve Jobs won’t be here to see how Apple is evolving into a spaceship, but we are sure he’ll be looking down on the build that everyone is anticipating in Cupertino. As you can see the new Apple campus will pretty much be ground-breaking architecture that will set new standards in energy usage, material usage and many other efficiencies. Go behind the scenes with Apple and its architect Norman Foster with the video below and see how the planning of Campus 2.
Day Dream: FG Residence by Reinach Mendonça Architects
We all have our preference for a dream home. Maybe you’d like that beach house sitting right atop the water, or that contemporary, party home in the Hollywood Hills. Even that bachelor loft in downtown catches your eye.
Whatever it is we would all like to live in a house that we want – a residence that stands out from the rest, a residence that we would certainly dream about. With that, we’d like to introduce our newest segment called: Day Dream. This is where we’ll showcase the pads that we so often dream about, with beautiful architecture and crafty interior design, how can you go wrong?
Photorealistic Paintings of Contemporary Homes
At first glance, your eyes will tell you that these Photorealistic Paintings of Contemporary Homes are in fact real. Blink one more time and sure enough you’ll find that these photos are in fact paintings. San Francisco-based artist Tom McKinley is the brains behind the project that explores these classic mid-century and contemporary homes. You’ll also find that the paintings don’t contain any human occupants, but obviously portray that someone does live in the home. The houses are clean and simple in architectural geometry and feature luxurious goods like reflective swimming pools, pool tables, furniture and patio verandas that are complemented by modern art. Check the painting below and let us know what you think!
Avicii Purchased a $15.5 Million Dollar Home
A rise in electronic DJ’s has the masses thinking they can do it too. But, DJ’s like Avicii have been perfecting their craft for years and it has more than paid off. The Swedish-born musician/DJ has just closed on his new $15.5 million dollar home in the hills of Hollywood, CA and we get to take a look inside. It features panoramic views of downtown Los Angeles all the way to Santa Monica, Catalina Island in the Pacific Ocean and beyond. It consists of 7,007 sq. ft. that houses six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, as well as state of the art technology, including a remote access Vantage Home Automation system that features a fingerprint recognition security system. This my friends, is something we like to call, “a dream home within a dream.”
More HERE.
Rock the Shack
Living in a big city obviously offers convenience, but sometimes we need to step away from it all and enjoy what nature has to offer. If you don’t get out much or aren’t able to, Rock the Shack: The Architecture of Cabins, Cocoons and Hide-Outs can show you places that you dream of from 9 to 5 in your confined cubicle. It takes you back to the basics and shows off why city dwellers are opting for rural farms, mountain cabins and seaside homes. From basic to luxury there is a nice variety of architecture showcased in the book – furnished cabins, cottages, second homes, tree houses, transformations, shelters, and cocoons will have you wishing you were one with nature.







