Monday, October 14, 2013
Becca Stadtlander - Arte
Mach-19 Concept Yacht by Jin Won Heo
Mach-19 concept yacht was designed as part of a school project by Jin Won Heo. Unfortunately there are no details we can get from the designer, but we can tell this yacht features elegant lines with large swimming pool at the deck. We also notice a side deck on both sides which hopefully large enough where 2 people can walk side by side. Let’s hope the next project of Jin Won Heo is completed with detail interior images, we look forward to hearing from you again Jin!
Designer : Jin Won Heo
Mach-19 Concept Yacht by Jin Won Heo is originally posted on Tuvie
Brewbot : Smart Brewing Appliance by Cargo
Now you can brew your own high quality beers with Brewbot. It’s a project where technology meets brewing, you can control the brewing process using your smartphone, pretty cool huh? Even if you’ve never brewed before, it won’t be a problem. This appliance offers easy to use, controlled environment which is also aesthetically pleasing, it allows brewers to focus on the recipes instead of the brewing process.
To some people, brewing can be a complicated task, the process might be daunting for anyone who considers to take their passion for craft beer to a new level. Most of you will spend more time looking at the thermometers or timers, instead of thinking about ingredients and recipes.
Designer : Cargo [Order It Here]
BrewBot enables you to craft consistently high quality beer whether you are at home, office, or events, something that you hardly can do when brewing manually. Test your new recipes, tweak the ingredients, and experiment with new flavors, be the master brewer and craft your own favorite beers.
Tuvie has received “BrewBot – Smart Brewing Appliance” project from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.
Brewbot : Smart Brewing Appliance by Cargo is originally posted on Tuvie
Foxground Farmhouse by Roth Architecture
Roth Architecture have designed a contemporary addition to a traditional Australian farmhouse located on a rural property on the South Coast of New South Wales.
Description
Designed as a holiday house for a modern family, the building provides three new bedrooms, a living area, kitchen and dining area, pool and deck.
The new building restores the relationship between the collection of existing buildings on the site, framing the original farmhouse while integrating with the setting. The use of steel cladding celebrates the existing rusted sheds surrounding.
The L – shaped structure provides light and visual connections between spaces, creating a home that provides a secluded retreat and an inviting sense of enclosure.


































Architecture: Roth Architecture
Photography: Murray Fredericks