A Canadian software developer turned carpenter, Joel Allen dedicated countless hours to building this tiny HemLoft treehouse dwelling in the woods of Whistler.

Food illustrator & food stylist Anna Keville Joyce see a food in her plate under unusual angle. Anna’s project entitled “A Tribute to Budgie” represent a series of plate illustrations that are made up of 100% food elements.

Gisele Taranto Arquitetura has built the “Tempo House” by a refurbishment of a colonial house in Rio de Janeiro. The architect kept the exotic dimension with the nature, the plants and the trees. Divided in 2 blocks, the house has a SPA, a home cinema, a patio and a swimming pool.

The “Casa Tunquen” was built in Chile by architects from Mas Fernandez. This holiday house has a terrace in front of the sea, up. In the middle of the central garden, we can find the jacuzzi. The construction is available in photos by Nico Saieh.

Olivier Ottevaere & John Lin of the University of Hong Kong have imagined The Pinch, a small library and visitor center located in the small mountain village of Shuanghe in Yunnan province in China. With a curved roof, it offers both a place of culture, but also a place of escape for children of this village previously devastated by an earthquake.

The painter Jeremy Mann made oil paintings of the city for his series “Cityscapes”. The paintings are focused especially on the city at night, with an effect of blurred city, sometimes abstract and chimeric.

The artists Cody Cloud and Julia Galdo from JUCO have made a fashion photos series for an issue of Paper Magazine : very colorful clothes created by Shirley Kurata and a set design full of colors, playing with geometric forms, by Adi Goodrich.