The greatest work of Frank Lloyd Wright? Simple, the one that was never realized.

The foundation of the great architect, one of the most influential of the 20th century, collaborated with Spanish architect and digital artist David Romero to transform archival drawings into renderings.

Together they gave new life to a splendid project, a tribute by the architect to his adopted state, Arizona.
It was April 1957 and the entire city of Phoenix was involved in a battle over the future design of the State Capitol. At the center of the dispute was Wright himself, whose unsolicited proposal had caused great controversy. Unfortunately, however, his visionary designs never saw the light of day.

For the southwestern state of the United States of America, Frank Lloyd Wright had designed “Oasis”, a structure characterized by a monumental canopy of copper-plated pylons, with openings permeable to sunlight, fountains and trees.

Officials at the time, however, found the project too expensive and unsuitable for the American state, and some went even further, mocking the American architect’s design.

A project that has not seen the light, but today thanks to David Romero’s photography and renderings we can admire it in all its beauty.

In the municipality of Sveio, a Norwegian peninsula nestled between small bays and fjords, the studio Holon arkitektur has completed its latest project.
The architects have created “Flokehyttene cabins”, a beautiful complex of 5 triangular-shaped cabins, able to withstand the weather conditions of the region.

“Triangle is the strongest construction form we know, both as a reticular truss and as a spatial reticular truss. The shape itself is stable, unlike the square that moves parallel under load”.

These triangular cabins, both in plan and profile, were commissioned by the Haugesund Tourism Association.
According to the requests, the small structures were not to be normal buildings, but cabins sewn into the landscape, in harmony with the mystical magic of the place. They offer the greatest possible flexibility, just as required.

“Flokehyttene cabins” are a perfect place to relax just a stone’s throw from the beautiful fjords that border the Norwegian municipality. Each cabin has a kitchen, living room with fireplace, bathroom, bedroom and a large window overlooking the coast.
A unique place to spend your next holiday, as soon as possible.

Here are the pictures of the wonderful project by Holon Arkitektur.

Mark this name “Nap Am Homestay”, a hotel-like few, we are sure that just by looking at a picture of him you will fall madly in love.
It is located in the city of Đà Lạt, the capital of Lâm Đồng, a province of the Central Highlands in South Vietnam.

The Vietnamese studio “Le House” took care of its renovation and had the brilliant idea to cover the exterior with a layer of perforated steel that at night turns the building into a shining lantern.

The architects have specifically created this CNC perforated steel layer, a material that can withstand the unstable weather in the region, where heavy downpours often occur.

In addition, the outer wall that gently wraps around the entire facade is perforated with unique design patterns to create a beautiful optical effect that makes the structure shine.

For the rest, the hotel is located on a high slope and hidden deep inside a narrow alleyway of the city. It covers an area of 790 square meters and includes nine rooms with very sophisticated wooden interiors.

“Nap Am Homestay”, another dream place, to add to your list, where to spend your vacations, here are all the photos, judge for yourself.