First, the Japanese modernist master: Kisho Kurokawa
Kurokawa Nakagin Capsule Hotel
Can you believe this is in danger from the wrecking ball? Built in 1972, this masterpiece is a stunning example of the Metabolist Movement, large-scale, flexible structures that could grow almost organically. Do you think we could put a pod in the back yard?
Images and more info via grainedit
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Closer to home: Billy Kavellaris' Perforated House by Kavellaris Urban Design
The possibilities of modern materials sing in this award-nominated inner-city 'terrace house'. We love it.
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And for a bit of fun: Wilhelmson Arkitekter
Oh, that new apartment blocks in Melbourne could be designed with the same sense of whimsy!Imagine looking at something like this from your train window in the mornings...











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