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- Interesting Rental Apartment in Stockholm Featuring Urban Views
- Practical Advertising: Houses Turned into Billboards for Free Mortgage
- New Project by A-Cero in Madrid Playing with Concrete Volumes
| Interesting Rental Apartment in Stockholm Featuring Urban Views Posted: 06 Apr 2011 08:12 PM PDT Located in Stockholm’s artistic Birkastan neighbourhood, this next apartment provides such glorious mixtures of styles that anyone would feel at home here. With an open plan living area and kitchen, the loft offers a generous living space, filled with modern furniture and exceptional wooden beams that offer the space a down-to-earth atmosphere. An elevator takes you up to the loft, revealing an elegant yet fun environment. Featuring large glazed windows that bright up the space, the apartment also beneficiates from spotlights that warm up the atmosphere when the fireplace light gets too dim. For those sun filled afternoons that are just too bright, remote controlled awnings close the vertical blinds for the perfect atmosphere. The loft features double bathrooms including one en-suite with a lovely Jacuzzi. Panoramic views of the south part of the city can be seen from a lovely terrace. Under-floor heating ensures a comfortable environment and the two bedrooms have many storage areas, carefully designed to fit the rooms. The 97 square meters apartment can be rented from Eklund Stockholm New York.
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| Practical Advertising: Houses Turned into Billboards for Free Mortgage Posted: 06 Apr 2011 12:04 PM PDT Adzookie is an advertising firm that recently came up with the creative idea of turning common homes into billboards. One may think this is a crazy advertising concept, few would willingly agree to turning their homes into colorful neighborhood attractions. Which is why the advertisers added an extra perk: paying the owners’ mortgage every month, as long as the house stays painted. Talk about a win-win situation! Of course, there are a few rules to the equation. First off, the house has to be owned, not borrowed or leased. The actual painting process will last between 3 and 5 days and the house must remain “imprinted” for at least three months, a period which can be prolonged to a year. At the end of the deal, the residence will be painted back in its original colors. Sounds appealing? Ready for more amazing design ideas? Check below !
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| New Project by A-Cero in Madrid Playing with Concrete Volumes Posted: 06 Apr 2011 08:50 AM PDT We just received one of A-Cero‘s recent projects, located in the outskirts of Madrid. Here is the description from the architects; “The project is intended to respond to customer needs in terms of distribution, placement and surface. Housing is developed on 3 levels. We sought the perfect functioning of housing in relation to the needs of the property. Turning the main rooms of the communal areas of the development, looking for a better use of the views and use of free plot surface were the main concerns. Concrete is the material of the facade. Access to basement can be done either from the main area of the house or from the garage directly. We can see two areas, the swimming pool, sports facilities, relax and movies, area of service work, ; direct access was given from the garage which was connected to the ground floor through a staircase landing in the dealer's work area. In the central area and connected to the garage are the storage stands, without direct lighting and ventilation. The formal solution has been the result of an aesthetic look for categorical volume playing with their own heights and shapes and the surrounding environment”
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