via www.nytimes.com
A pair of artists, Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset, bought an old water-pumping station in Berlin's suburbs and turned it into a home/office studio. Filled with mouthwatering spaces, rooms with lots of natural light, hidden nooks and crannies, a 16ft vaulted ceiling in the attic, and a floor level, sunken tub in a most serene bathroom.
via flavorwire.com
"Ogle pictures of abandoned cities — formerly bustling centers of quotidian life, now relics slowly filling with sand or left to collect dust on once-futuristic tchotchkes."
A renovation and restoration to a traditional art deco style house. The large air well dividing the two sections of the house allows maximum light to penetrate the living areas. Early evening lighting cast onto the aluminum beams create a magnificent blue. Lovely.
