The Villa Hush Hush Takes Architecture to New Heights
Ryan Hinkson — May 30, 2010 — Art & Design
References: marksbarfield & designscene.net
Some so-called "ballers" live in houses with elevators in them, but only those with truly large bank can have a house that acts like an elevator; enter the Villa Hush Hush.
A portion of the Villa Hush Hush, which was designed by Steven Chilton/Marks Barfield Architects, actually elevates off of the ground with the touch of a button. Growing tired of the view into your front yard? No problem--at least when you live in a levitating luxury home like the Villa Hush Hush.
A portion of the Villa Hush Hush, which was designed by Steven Chilton/Marks Barfield Architects, actually elevates off of the ground with the touch of a button. Growing tired of the view into your front yard? No problem--at least when you live in a levitating luxury home like the Villa Hush Hush.
Trend Themes
1. Levitating Architecture - Opportunity for architects and designers to explore innovative building structures that can be elevated off the ground.
2. Luxury Home Automation - Potential for the integration of advanced automation systems in high-end homes to create unique and interactive living experiences.
3. Dynamic Living Spaces - Demand for homes that can adapt to changing needs and offer customizable living spaces, such as levitating luxury homes.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Disruptive innovation opportunities for architects to push the boundaries of traditional building design and create unique living experiences.
2. Home Automation - Emerging market for luxury home automation systems that offer advanced features and customization options.
3. Real Estate - Potential for luxury real estate developers to cater to high-end clientele seeking innovative and exclusive living spaces.
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