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When it comes to city living, Danish architects Mateusz Mastalski and Ole Robin Storjohann are thinking outside the box - literally. The two have joined forces on a project they call Live Between Buildings, which reimagines the spaces between city buildings as tiny, highly-efficient homes. Roof windows would provide natural light, and - as seen in the picture below - everything from indoor gardens to rock-climbing walls are feasible additions. As for the spaces' quirky X's and O's? "The possibility for shapes is endless," they say.



Found via Dezeen. Have a wonderful Wednesday!

11 comments:

  1. how cool! love the Q shaped apartment and the hammock on the first floor. I can just picture laying there with a good book. That would be my fave place to hang out in! Ha.

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  2. what an awesome idea.

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  3. I love this! Living in such a tight space might be tough, but imagine if you had an indoor swing...and a hammock...and rock-climbing wall to make up for it! :)

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  4. Dee, yes, I love that, too!

    Jacqui, the swing makes everything better :)

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  5. Power of creative minds. Love it.

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  6. Woah! It's like looking into a dollhouse I would actually want to live in!

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