Angus Whines

Cabin

Yes please.







Via design milk

Layers

Bloody hell.  I quite fancy living in this house in Saigon, designed by Vo Trong Nghia.







Via yellowtrace

Green

Moss graffiti.  How lovely.



Via Design Mom

Treehouse

Why oh why am I not living in this house?







Via hither & thither

Games

Crikey, I want scrabble in my backyard.



Via stephmodo

Hilly

What a fabulous basketball court.





Via inspire me now

Grassy Knoll

I'll need a garden first but this'd be lovely one day.



Via ohdeedoh

Concrete

Wow.  Yes please.





Via Aubrey Road

Lego Bricks

Loving Dispatchwork, a worldwide project that lets you give a second life to your kids' Lego by filling holes in buildings in your street.  Get filling!



Via famille summerbelle.

PS.  Tokyo rocks.

Upside Down

Crikey.



Via inspire me now

Paddington

Can someone please buy me this terrace in Paddington?







More photos here

Serenity

Someone actually uses this place as a workspace.  Lucky bastard.



Via paper n stitch

Stacked Houses

Jesus.  How fabulous does this hotel in Amsterdam look?





Via PSFK

Pretty

Fabulous program in Cincinnati, aimed at "the aesthetic enhancement of vacant, abandoned and foreclosed properties" in an attempt to reduce crime and increase property value in particular areas.  Sweet thinking and sweet results.



Via drew-o-rama

Gingerbread

Modern gingerbread houses as part of a challenge for architects from the Creative Room.  Excellent.





Via picocool

Barf

“I wanted someone to barf when they look at it,” said Dauber, a senior executive at Apple, of his new backyard.



Via Neatorama

Building

Wow, this is just fabulous.  As Paul quite rightly says, "now find a way to effectively integrate a brand message into this experience without ruining it."  Easier said than done.