When George Bernard Shaw began designing his ideal writing hut, he decided to construct it on top of a rotating Lazy Susan. It was drawn as a simple 8'x8' square with two large windows on one side for lighting and heat....

Abandoned places can be creepy. Morgues are always creepy to most people. Put them together, and you've got some really creepy places -and even more so when you know their history. Environmental Graffiti has a photo...

While the Sistine Chapel is gorgeous, it's not the only notable ceiling in the world. WebUrbanist has a great collection of stunning modern ceilings for your viewing pleasure. Link...

Photo by Rob Bennett for The Wall Street Journal Though a WWI British warplane appears to have just landed on top of 77 Water Street in Lower Manhattan, the antique plane has resided on top of the office building sinc...

Home Designing recently featured an incredible new vacation home by architect Victor Canas. The 4,500 square foot home was designed for a young couple and their son. The home is unique in the fact it has pools on both th...

Just one of Victor Enrich's mind-blowing 3D illustrations and visualizations. Beginning at the age of ten, the artist focused on unreal city scapes down to the last detail including bus stops and subway lines. Today, he...

When I was a youngster, I thought firefighters were the coolest people alive...not because they were heroes, but because they got to slide down a pole to go to work. These days, while I respect the heck out of firefighte...

The Seasteading Institute is positive that someday in the future, we'll have to migrate away from land and into renewable-energy powered floating cities. So sure, in fact, that they ran a competition for seastead designs...

The city of Lille, France had a beautiful municipal swimming pool. It was an Art Deco masterpiece built between 1927 and 1932 by the architect Albert Baert. But over the years, the support underneath the pool was weakene...

Typically a stolid brick-and-mortar institution, these new architectural designs (some built, some in progress) are taking banking to a new level of cool. From Tokyo to Oslo (my favorite), these banks incorporate open pl...