Jet House
lourdes sanchez bayas — April 4, 2008 — Art & Design
References: slipperybrick
This is a house made out of molded concrete that is attached to a metallic building pad. The Jet House, by Jérôme Olivet, is designed to look as if it is moving really fast, despite being anchored to the ground. This structure is a two-story house connected by an elevator. According to Olivet, the style of the house is "biomorphic" on account of its rounded and smooth exterior lines.
Implications - As the future unfolds, more and more consumers are looking for houses and designs that closely mimic the emerging aesthetic of tomorrow. Smooth and rounded houses like this exude a science fiction feel, but also have an attractively clean and benign appearance that rejects the crude cubism of traditional futuristic design aesthetic.
Implications - As the future unfolds, more and more consumers are looking for houses and designs that closely mimic the emerging aesthetic of tomorrow. Smooth and rounded houses like this exude a science fiction feel, but also have an attractively clean and benign appearance that rejects the crude cubism of traditional futuristic design aesthetic.
Trend Themes
1. Biomorphic Architecture - Mimic emerging aesthetics using rounded and smooth exterior lines to create a science fiction feel.
2. Smooth and Rounded Housing - Reject traditional futuristic design aesthetic by creating an attractively clean and benign appearance.
3. Molded Concrete Housing - Create unique architectural structures by using molded concrete for residential properties.
Industry Implications
1. Real Estate - Offer unique and modern housing options to attract homebuyers.
2. Architecture and Design - Create innovative and futuristic building designs using unconventional materials.
3. Construction - Develop creative solutions for building homes and structures using cost-effective materials.
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