From the Architecture Desk
Casa Orgánica, a concept house by Mexican architect Javier Senosiain somehow looks cozy, prehistoric, and futuristic all at the same time. For the homewner who's always saying, "Pshhhh, who needs straight lines?!"
Senosiain says the house was inspired by the shape of a peanut shell: "two roomy oval spaces with a lot of light, connected by a low, narrow, dimly lit passageway."
It doesn't just look super interesting, it actually is psychologically functional: "he idea for this proposal was based on the elemental functions required by man: a place to live and fellowship with others, which would include a living room, dining room, and kitchen, and another place for sleeping, with a dressing room and bath. The original concept is embodied in two large spaces: diurnal and nocturnal."
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-Jake