Hemeroscopium House: Not your average neighborhood house: Interior Design Ideas

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Hemeroscopium House: Not your average neighborhood house Posted: 09 Mar 2011 12:09 PM PST Okay, here is something you don’t see every day. The Hemeroscopium House by Ensamble Studios pushes the limits on what prefab architecture can be. The house is built from three giant concret I-beams, two concret segments of an irrigation canal and two steel girders, all anchored by a 20-ton granite slab. The entire structure took about an year to engineer but only about a week to build. So, why ‘Hemeroscopium’? Hemeroscopium is for the Greek the place where the sun sets, an allusion to a place that exists only in our mind, in our senses. It is constantly moving and mutable, but is nonetheless real. It is enclosed, delimited and suggested by the horizon, though it is defined by light and only takes place in a precise moment of time. We would *love* to get a view from that top pool! For more regular updates from Home Designing, join us on Facebook. If you are reading this through e-mail, please consider forwarding this mail to a few of your friends who are into interior design. Come on, you know who they are! Similar Posts: House With Insane Sea View Luxury House in the Caribbean Awesome Interactive Wall Beautiful French Country House Christmas Decorations at The White House Luxury House in Vancouver – Parthenon Place

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