Abandoned house art by Melissa Vogley Woods

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By Lost At E Minor in New Art on Thursday 21 February 2013

Artist Melissa Vogley Woods utilizes abandoned houses as her subject and materials, carving and building upon donated abandoned houses in the inner-city of Columbus, Ohio. Vogley-Woods also facilitates other artists to do the same through the Rooms to Let Temporary Art Space projects.

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Dome, Sweet Dome: rent your own Dome House in Sedona, Arizona

Annie Churdar Contributor

By Annie Churdar in Cool Travel on Tuesday 19 February 2013

This needs to be your next ultimate vacation destination. Rent your own Dome House in Sedona, Arizona! It comes complete as an entire home, fully furnished with three bedrooms, two full baths, in-home washer and dryer. Oh, and did I mention the fantastic view of the Red Rocks? So don’t wait, book your next vacation [...]

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Pennsylvania home displays 150 dead animals

Rebekah Rhoden Contributor

By Rebekah Rhoden in New Art on Thursday 10 January 2013

If you’ve ever wanted to live in the Museum of Natural History, then just take a look at this guy’s house. This prolific wild gamekeeper has a house filled with 150 dead animals, making his home more of an exhibit than a cozy living space. However, this controversial Pennsylvania home is well-organized and each animal is beautifully displayed.

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Shipping container condos in Detroit

Cheyenne Tulsa Contributor

By Cheyenne Tulsa in Architecture on Tuesday 11 December 2012

Three Squared, a real estate development company, is planning America’s first 20-unit, 26,000 square feet, multi-family condo constructed from retired shipping containers in Rosa Parks, Detroit.

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Flying Houses: photo series by Laurent Chehere

Bridget Barnett Contributor

By Bridget Barnett in New Photography on Thursday 22 November 2012

Paris-based photographer Laurent Chehere has digitally-manipulated photographs of houses (and a tent) to give them an eerie, warped fairytale edge in this series titled Flying Houses.

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Flying Houses photo series by Laurent Chéhère

Mareike Muller Contributor

By Mareike Muller in New Photography on Thursday 1 November 2012

For the photo series Flying Houses, the sky is literally the limit. Parisian photographer Laurent Chéhère takes us on a trip to a whole neighbourhood in the sky. This beautiful series of traditional photographs digitally re-touched can be seen at the Paris-Beijing Gallery in Paris until December 4.

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The upside-down house in Austria

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By Michelle Wilding in Architecture on Saturday 12 May 2012

Disclaimer: stop reading immediately if you’re easily-dizzied. For those that aren’t, you’ll be totally gobsmacked by this real life Upside-Down House.

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