08 Mar
The Moebius House is a project by Tony Owen Partners, a firm that believe in a ‘realizable architecture’ that challenges the norm. The Moebius House is an example of ‘liquid architecture’ whereby projects are designed parametrically using 3D digital software to respond to environmental issues. The house is a mix of retro and modern elements, based on angles and contrasting materials.
I really liked the curves and angles of this house. The retro feel mixed with modern elements look just great. Another nice place to live!
Check out Tony Owen Partners website for further details about this and other projects.
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