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Mexican architects Rojkind Arquitectos and industrial designer Hector Esrawe have designed a Japanese restaurant for Mexico City, Called Tori Tori Restaurant. Esrawe has custom-designed all the unique furniture for the interior.Tori Tori Restaurant is due for completition in 2010. It’s the most wonderful Restaurant for me. This tori-tori gallery picture is best restaurant city design ideas and great unique restaurant city decorating ideas.

Here’s some more information from Rojkind Arquitectos:

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Considered one of the best Japanese restaurants in Mexico City and due to its remarkable success, Tori-Tori is now moving to a bigger location in the same area of Polanco, Mexico City, where Architect Michel Rojkind and Industrial Designer Hector Esrawe teamed up to make it happen.
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The villa interior design is very beautifully set up to make you feel totally relaxed and totally at home. I know that an amzing villa like this costs a few millions but when you look at the panoramic views that you have from this villa you almost forget about the price. A Balinese style pool house provides shade in which to read, dine or snooze away a hot summer afternoon. Step into the infinity pool that curves around the garden. The beatiful villa is also completed by  modern doors in every rooms.

There are over 4,500 square meters of gardens. Lavender lined pathways provide panoramic views over the peninsula. Olive, Cyprus and eucalyptus trees give shape and shade; jasmine, rosemary and jacaranda perfume the entire estate. Soft, manicured lawns undulate to an aquamarine pool. A wooden footbridge leads to our two bedroom, magic garden, Tent house Suite. There is nothing about this house that I do not like and as a final word I have to say that this villa is a brilliantly stunning home. For more informations about villa interior design with Panoramic Views and Modern Doors you can visit the Villa O in Cap Ferrat website

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Jennifer Margell creative designer came up with this wonderful idea of creating these modular homes for the people in Nairobi, Kenya. House design created by Jennifer Margell does not require a great deal of resources and the materials used are recycled. The hollow plastic walls are filled with mud on site for insulation and parts of it are made from recycled frosted panels. Called Makao (Swahili for home), each house can be customized and configured according to individual needs. The roofs of the house design collect and filter gray water; the roof panels also open to release heat. It also completed with modern doors.

An optional bathroom (with a self-composting toilet) and kitchen module with modern doors can be added to the home. It’s been designed in such a way that the bathroom is on the inside space and an open kitchen wraps around the outer wall. The water storage tank is placed behind the bathroom, and keeps the utilities in one central area.

Over all a very well thought out plan that do a lot of good for the under-privileged community.
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