This incredible house looks like a big pile of squishy shmoovy awesome, but sadly it’s not. These CONCRETE blocks exist as an apparent error in render or something from what i read on behance today. Seems heady. All i can think is that there are no errors. I want to live here.
All images are here:
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Concrete-Misplot-Houses/2905977
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Apparently, it is possible to make a shmoove house. As demonstrated here by architect Greg Lynn, amorphous forms can prove to be unique when applied as blueprints for houses or gardens.
His forms have also been used almost as something like bricks to create walls that are more organic, free flowing works rather than your standard straight walls. It almost seems as though at any moment, all the building forms could grow faces, come alive and carry you away to a soft, smushy land.
Go here for more on Greg:
And here:
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I had the pleasure of seeing Tim Hawkinson’s Uber Organ in New York City years ago. It was one of the most magnificent pieces of art i have ever witnessed. Decidedly shmoove, the piece whipped through all the rooms of the gallery, playing extremely deep tones that echoed everywhere. I felt submerged in sound and owned by a creation larger than i could comprehend.
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This movie is undoubtedly shmoove. The plot: Aliens or something create a white ooze that they sell as a marshmallow Fluff alternative. The ooze kills you. it’s better than silly. It’s The Stuff. (Nice type on the fake logo too)
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