This is the Nautilus! A couple in Naucalpan, Mexico decided that they wanted an unconventional home. So they hired the designer Javier Senosiain’s and Senosiain Arquitectos to draw a unique, snail-shell shaped house. The house is an amazing combination of colors and shapes. It´s a work of mind bending architecture and art.
The designer calls the place a sparkling example of “Bio-Architecture”. “The building is based on the natural principles of organic forms bring us back to local history, tradition and cultural roots, in turn creating harmony with nature.”
Quotes and the pictures are from Inhabitat and Spotcoolstuff.
Maggie ❤
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I wish there was reference for the size of this house.
I know, I could not find it anywhere! But I added an overview picture of the house as a whole.. Maggie
This is really cool….I want one!
I’m so glad you stopped by my Sketches & Jottings blog. This is a glorious post!!
Thank you so much! I really loved all the amazing art on your page!
Wonderful!!!! Made me smile quite a bit! :o)
Sorry, I think it’s terrible – nothing wrong with the post .. but the house is totally wrong for me. Saying that – I love the stained window at the entrance side – very beautiful. We can’t love everything we see.
No, you are completely right we can´t love everything. I think the house is amazingly weird, but I could never live there 😉
Absolutely brilliant! It reminds me a little of some of Le Corbusier’s work in terms of the shapes and light. I love how everything grows out of the walls, like the faucet and dining table. I also love the indoor garden.
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Whoa.
This house is amazing! It never ceases to amaze me what human beings can do with their unlimited imaginations
I want to live there!
Crazy. That’s almost exactly like some place I was in in a really vivid dream I had a few years ago. It’s not identical but the shape is pretty much the same, if the colors are different…
I just love that mosaic-style window
Hey amazing blog… very refreshing stuff
Thank you so much!!
am going to post rest of my published work on design. do read later..
Oh, lovely! This reminds me of a more glass-based Hundertwasser.