His design of a floating bed was selected by Time Magazine as the best invention in 2006, but his h

His design of a floating bed was selected by Time Magazine as the best invention in 2006, but his house from a 3D printer has been appreciated worldwide. Now comes the Amsterdam architect Janjaap Ruijssenaars again with an innovative design: row houses where you can still watch 360 degrees outside.
Ruijssenaars made the renovation 7k7k started in response to a contest in 2009 in Peru. The client asked to design than the size of the plot allowed. Fewer homes Thus he came out at the famous Tetris game. According to that principle, he designed the sliding blocks three terraced houses which every resident has 360 degree views, instead of just front and rear. That's because he leaves floors and stand out. "The question was: how you increase the density? Due to enjoy, more people from the same area, you increase not only density but also quality of living on a small plot 'light Ruijssenaars far. He sees his 'Tetris houses' all kinds of new solutions for urban and rural areas and to effectively build on the water in areas affected by sea level rise. The architect breaks his design, the stuffy 'doorzonwonen' 7k7k living between two other houses. Either "Other architects like Le Corbusier played with increased density 7k7k and a clear view, but not as visible as this," says Ruijssenaars. Developers and builders are as for him now turn to "the new row housing" go accomplish.