Beautiful...what is it about Mexico, there seem to be so many wonderful, innovative architects there, willing to try something different?! I had a peek at the website and I love this (highly appropriate) typo under the first pic... "The Conch Shell House was built using a fairy traditional material, such as concrete, as well as recycled and found materials."
Traditional fairy building methods... definitely need more of those!
O.K., I could live there. Reminds me of Gaudi's free form achitecture. I wonder what the seagulls think...
ReplyDeleteWow! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome... I don't think I'd want to live in it everyday but as a summer house... (hah. as if I'd ever be able to afford one of those!)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...what is it about Mexico, there seem to be so many wonderful, innovative architects there, willing to try something different?! I had a peek at the website and I love this (highly appropriate) typo under the first pic...
ReplyDelete"The Conch Shell House was built using a fairy traditional material, such as concrete, as well as recycled and found materials."
Traditional fairy building methods... definitely need more of those!
Wow, I so love that house!
ReplyDeleteMy "character" for FaerieCon's Bad Faerie Ball needs to live in it!
(and thanks for the links! much appreciated :)
Hi richard - it reminded me of gaudi too, whose work i adore! especially the familia sagrada!!
ReplyDeleteKaren - so do i!! oh to spend a night there. sigh
Cindy - that is a perfect idea, a summer house, yum . .
Christina - i especially love that it uses found & re-cycled materials, right up my street.
Jen - your very welcome x
dreamy!
ReplyDeleteHow whimsical...and cozy!
ReplyDeleteI'd become a hermit (crab).
:o)