Pink Church Hall in China

Photography is by Shi Kai/Inuce

A new church hall of pastel-pink colour is now added to Huaxiang Church in Fuzhou, China built in the 1930s.  

Photography is by Shi Kai/Inuce

Photography is by Shi Kai/Inuce

Designed by the architectural studio INUCE, the Church hall has a rooftop amphitheaters along with a community centre to accommodate the rising numbers of visitors in the local area who were not able to be accommodated by the space of the 80 year old church.  

Photography is by Shi Kai/Inuce

Photography is by Shi Kai/Inuce

Photography is by Shi Kai/Inuce

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Zaha Hadid's Miami Beach Appartment

Photography is by Jehovy with Zignavisual for ONE Sotheby's

The late Zaha Hadid's Florida apartment recently sold for $5,75 million as photos of the property she personally designed and furnished herself recently surfaced.

Photography is by Jehovy with Zignavisual for ONE Sotheby's

The apartments is a three bedroom private residence in the W Hotel tower on Collins Avenue,  with an area of 236 square meters and looks the Atlantic Ocean through a large balcony.

Photography is by Jehovy with Zignavisual for ONE Sotheby's

The curves that the late architect is known for are evident throughout the residence, with light bars across the ceiling continue throughout the Appartment. The spaces were furnished with piece Hadid designed during her career, like the Liquid Glacial glass tables, the Zephyr sofas which arre seen in the lounge and her Aria and Avia lights for Slamp located in one of the bedrooms.

Photography is by Jehovy with Zignavisual for ONE Sotheby's

While Zaha spent much time in her Miami Beach Appartment during her late years for both work and leisure purposes, it is still unknown if the new owner plans on altering the interior

Photography is by Jehovy with Zignavisual for ONE Sotheby's

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Objects Designed for Children with Autism

Paula Lorence 

Paula Lorene created a collection of objects to aid children with autism spectrum disorders with their sensory development.

Paula Lorence 

The collection includes twelve objects made from various types of materials that are made to produce different tactile sensations when they are touched by children.

Paula Lorence 

Such objects are to be used during therapy sessions, which includes the stimulation of touch and texture which soothes anxiety and helps with focus.

The designer separated the objects into three levels, the firs is for  children who are particularly sensitive, the second is for those who are more developed and are able to manage stronger tactile simulations and the last is used for children who have anxiety and panic attacks.

Paula Lorence 

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Infinity Stairs by Balint Alvoits

Time Machine photography series by Hungarian photographer Balint Alvoits feature staircases in Bauhaus and art-deco buildings in Budapest.  

The photographer spent months searching the city for staircases and produced these twisting images. 

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Mirrored House by Doug Aitken

Photography is by Doug Aitken Workshop

Artist Doug Atiken created a house shaped mirror installation inside one of the historic buildings in Detroit, Michigan built in 1900.  The highly reflective nature of the design acts as a complementary contrast with the white marble walls and architectural details of the original bank building.

Photography is by Doug Aitken Workshop

The installation is located inside a grand room that spans an entire city block with historic doors and high marble ceilings.  The pavilion made entirely of mirrors follows the design of a one story L-shaped residential structure.

Photography is by Doug Aitken Workshop

Open until February 2019, Mirage Detroit is the latest of Aitken's mirrored house-like installations.

Photography is by Doug Aitken Workshop

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