20 Most Beautiful And Amazing Cinemas Around The World

It is a tradition among us to go to cinema houses for watching live shows and movies. The Berlin Wintergarten Theater was the first ever movie theater which was opened in 1895. At that time people attended live shows with their favorite actors before the screen.

 In the modern era we've option whether to see a live performance or a filmed flick. Mostly people go to regular cinema houses with pop-corns in their hands and sit in the chairs of any row having cup holders and arm rest. But now trends have been changed, here are some cinemas from all over the world that revive many things and will totally change your experience of watching a movie.

1. Floating Archipelago Cinema, Yao Noi, Thailand

2. Hot Tube Cinema, London

The Pole House in In Australia Seems To Float Above The Ocean

Australia is almost always topping the list if you're looking for the most epic things in the world. The Pole House in Fairhaven, Australia may not be your dream beach house, but it actually offers the most breathtaking view of Fairhaven Beach and the Great Ocean Road below.

 Designed by F2 Architecture this spectacular oceanfront pad is built on a pole that lifts it 40m above the slope below it. The most striking thing about this extreme rental house in Australia is its 76-foot-long walkway built with tall glass barriers that make you feel like you're walking on the air as you enter the house. For those you looking for an exclusive luxury holiday the building can be rented for $440 - $1,120 per night.

34 Things You Definitely Need In Your Dream Home

We all have many types of dreams in our life and most of us dream about how our dream house should look. We wish our high-end luxury house should have as many things as we need but lack of inspiration sometimes becomes a handicap to decide about our dream home. Luckily today we have very inspiring and luxury home ideas that we think you might want to include in the list of your imaginary dream house needs.

The ideas include a hidden room, a balcony pool, aquarium bed, indoor pool and many others that will surely inspire you to come up with your own dream home. Check out!

Under Water Bedroom

A Door Handle That Automatically Turns Off Electricity and Gas When You Leave

Indoor Lazy River

A Backyard Cinema

Hammock Bed

A Blue Glass Fire Pit

A Waterfall in the Bathtub

Malissa's Incredible Tiny Hand-Built Home

Based on a 7’ x 20’ foot dual axle utility trailer, the Tiny Tack House is a wonderful example of small-space living. Located in Snohomish, Washington this bungalow-style house is completely hand built by Malissa and her husband Chris Tack - and also nominated for Apartment Therapy's Small Cool 2013 Contest! 

Malissa’s 140 square feet wood-clad house provides the comforts of a complete home. The total number of windows in the house is 11 that allow plenty of natural light to come into the house. The wood slat construction give a polished finish look to the entire house. The compact living room features a super-sized flat screen TV. Four solar panels efficiently fulfill the energy requirement of the tiny home. Wool insulation and cedar siding keep it fresh and cool.

KIOSC Green School Design by Woods Bagot Architects

Well known architecture firm Woods Bagot has recently introduced the design of Knox Innovation Opportunity and Sustainability Centre (KIOSC) in Melbourne, Australia. The team has made special efforts to incorporate Eco-friendly construction methods in the design. The center is situated in Swinburne University of Technology's Melbourne Campus, and student in grade 7 through 10 from the city of Knox are encouraged to visit the discovery center, attend presentations, make use of new technological devices and take lessons in specialized learning spaces.

In order to create an engaging and inspiring learning environment the center efficiently uses the architecture as an educational tool by combining different colors and modern technology. This might be the best place for students to learn and develop their skills. Have a look!

15 of The World's Most Amazing Bridges

Bridges are basically a way to get from one point to another. From classical to modern, they are as much a work of art as they are marvels of engineering. All Bridges are not alike some of them are unique, inventive and strange. You can find some spectacular and amazing bridges in many places around the world. These amazing bridges were built to get over obstacles of nature. They are also works of art often built with extreme technical challenges.

Take a look at the world's most amazing bridges ever built.

The Millau Viaduct, France by Chris Willis



Tianjin Eye by Yeldahtron



Gateshead Millennium Bridge by Jamesgalpin



Langkawi Sky Bridge, Malaysia by Dylan Walters



The Tower Bridge, London, UK by John Kennan

Wave House Design Concept By Gunes Peksen

This beautiful conceptual white house called “Wave House” is an incredible concept by Gunes Peksen, designer from Istanbul, Turkey.  Design shows that this house is entirely for people who want to enjoy and rest during their vacation.

Just as the title suggests, the Wave House is meant to imitate ripples of water. The polygonal shape makes the house look futuristic and cool. Done entirely in white, the structure has been envisioned by the designer to suit distinctive lifestyles. The small pool set within the interior further enhances the charm and beauty of the Wave House. Enjoy the images about this gorgeous white house below:

Amazing Transparent House in Tokyo

Japanese architects Sou Fujimoto Architects designed a beautiful house with floor-to-ceiling glass windows. The house is also known as House NA because of its modern and transparent style. The house is situated in Tokyo. It has 914 sq-ft (85 sq-m) height. It is entirely construct by the Glass. There is hardly any wall inside the house. Here are more pictures of this beautiful transparent house.