This stunning architectural piece called the 360 House in Madrid, Spain eschews standard conformity by looping in on itself. The roof is at once protective and accessible as a walkway. Of course this means that almost no wall inside is flat but I suspect interior designers are up for a new challenge nowadays. Congrats to Andrés Silanes, Fernando Valderrama and Carlos Bañón. We must visit this house! Want to give us a tour Subarquitectura?
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wow im very impressed by this
wow im very impressed by this
WOW,very cool,I like.
WOW,very cool,I like.
cool house but wouldnt wanna live in it…
cool house but wouldnt wanna live in it…
how much this gadget cost?
how much this gadget cost?
cool
cool
dumbass design
dumbass design
i don't see this as being practical
i don't see this as being practical
Might look cool for a small firm office but not definitely for a house
Might look cool for a small firm office but not definitely for a house
would make for an interesting exhibition space — one entry one exit
would make for an interesting exhibition space — one entry one exit
Inefficient use of floorspace will be a constant issue precisely because there are not many rounded walls with which to design furniture around. You'll have a lot of wasted space unless such things are built.
And this is why they aren't, architects and engineers don't communicate when it comes to appliances.
Inefficient use of floorspace will be a constant issue precisely because there are not many rounded walls with which to design furniture around. You'll have a lot of wasted space unless such things are built.
And this is why they aren't, architects and engineers don't communicate when it comes to appliances.
cool but not practical
cool but not practical
I wonder how my stuff would look (or fit) in that house.
I wonder how my stuff would look (or fit) in that house.
It's so cute!
It's so cute!
I'd tell my kid to go sit in the corner.
I'd tell my kid to go sit in the corner.
cool house
cool house
i think it would be awesome…rooms are very nicely spaced apart throughout the length of the loop…very good design for a home.
Nice design is it real?
So, to go to the pool I have to go thru the entire house? GENIOUS!