Interesting Stuff from All Over The World
Amazing pictures from the different corners of the world.
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Friday, January 24, 2014
Friday, January 10, 2014
Amu Haji. An iranian man who hasn't bathed for 60 years.
The 80-year-old iranian man Amoo Hadji who lives in the village of Dezhgah has not taken a shower for more than 60 years. Amoo Hadji looks like a strange fairy creature or like a troll from "The Lord of the Rings". He lives the most primite life. His most valuable property seems to be a three-inch steel pipe which he uses to smoke animal dung with. He lives the most primitive life....
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Thursday, January 9, 2014
Jacob's Well. One of the most mysterious places in the world.
Jacob's Well one of the longest underwater caves in Texas and an artesian spring. It is one of the most interesting places in the Texas Hill Country. It is a really significant natural geologic treasure. The water in Jacob’s Well is so transparent that it seams like you are jumping to empty space. Jacob’s Well is a rich habitat for aquatic species.
But at the same time Jacob’s Well is a very dangerous place. Its diameter is 4 meters, the depth is about 10 meters. It ends with many endless branch caves that people have never been to. Up to this day 8 divers were lost in those caves during the investigation.....
Friday, March 15, 2013
Amazing House In Croatia. Nest and Cave House
The trend for extreme consoles continues with this house in Croatia. One floor effectively overhangs the other.
Nest and Cave House overlooks the sea in the Opatija Riviera, where houses typically follow a national style with clay roof tiles and gabled profiles. This is a building with more of a dominance over the hillside.
The irregular angle of the cantilever divides the two storeys of the house into two distinct volumes. The ground floor is a rugged concrete building set into the lawn, while the steel frame of the upper level is coated with white cladding panels that help to create a lightweight structure.
Therefore, the house consists of an entrenched concrete bunker (the bedrooms) on which a steel spatial grid structure is placed and which elongates into a 17 meter long console.
Nest and Cave House overlooks the sea in the Opatija Riviera, where houses typically follow a national style with clay roof tiles and gabled profiles. This is a building with more of a dominance over the hillside.
The irregular angle of the cantilever divides the two storeys of the house into two distinct volumes. The ground floor is a rugged concrete building set into the lawn, while the steel frame of the upper level is coated with white cladding panels that help to create a lightweight structure.
Therefore, the house consists of an entrenched concrete bunker (the bedrooms) on which a steel spatial grid structure is placed and which elongates into a 17 meter long console.
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