Has global warming got you worried about the rising ocean levels? Not to worry. This week at the London Design Festival, Sanitov Studios is displaying Inachus (shown here), one of the Sanitov Floating Homes —which we like to call architecture to keep your head above water.
This week many of our readers answered the question, "What Is Architecture?" Nobody mentioned houseboats, but About Readers always seem to keep their heads above water!
New From Our Readers:
- Brooklyn Duplex
- Brick Beauty
- 1895 Folk Victorian - Shipped by Rail
- Peace on Earth House Decorations
- 1881 Connecticut Queen
- Rose with Green?
- From Rose & Green to Sunny Yellow
- Divided into Apartments
- Modern in Michigan
- The Sample-McDougald House in South Florida
- Reader suggestions to What qualities make a great architect?
- What's Your Vision for New York?
- The House With a Strange Roof mystery is solved
- Did you save on building or remodeling costs?
- What colors would you pick for this remodeled house? Help the owners!
New and Updated Pages:
This week we looked at skyscrapers and one of the most popular house built in the U.S.—the Minimal Traditional style.
- 1935 - 1950: Minimal Traditional House Style
- Great Skyscraper Websites
- The Home Insurance Building - First American Skyscraper
- The Manhattan Building - First 16-Story Skyscraper
- Leiter II Building
- William LeBaron Jenney, Father of the American Skyscraper
- The 9/11 Architects - Who's Who
Photo of the Houseboat Inachus by Sanitov Floating Homes, on display at the 2012 London Design Festival, © Sanitov Studios, PDF Press Release 29.06.12
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