The Unique Long Tube Constructed in The Armory Building in NYC
The Manhattan Tree House Pavilion Combing childlike nostalgia with sleek, innovative architecture, the modernized treehouse was constructed in the Armory Building in NYC as one of the main fixtures for Microsoft Open House and launch of Windows Mobile 6.5. The 12-foot tall by 32-foot long tube enclosure sits ten feet in the air and rests between four 24-foot tall logs, wrapped in an airy fabric that allows the structure to glow. It was designed by Andrew van Leeuwen of Build LLC off of a concept by Seattle based Wexley School for Girls. The aim was to create a sleek but raw structure – “modernism with a soul.”
[via]
Random Post
- Best Photos Contemporary Bedroom Layout with Minimalist Furniture Styles
- La Mediateque de Proville A Metalic Library inviting everyone to the pleasure of reading
- Contemporary Variable Shape Bench By BEYOND Studio
- Pleasant Candy color Modern Kitchen By Lago
- Chic Tree Shape Coat Hanger By Robert Brownwasser
No Comments »
No comments yet.
RSS feed for comments on this post.