I know we just had ourselves a little Kundig update, BUT the New York Times has the most delicious slide show of a gorgeous southern Idaho home by Kundig, so we’re going to have to revisit him sooner than expected.
This house is stark, solitary, and so breathtaking you won’t believe your eyes. It made my week. Now, in case you missed it, visit and let it make yours.
See the article and slide show.
Thanks to Julie Du Brow for posting this link, or I may have missed it.

I’m of the opinion that you can never have too much Tom Kundig. If you go too long without a little Kundig in your world, that’s just too bad. Today, I’m going to help you out.
Two structure. Both rolling. Both Kundig.
The first; Rolling Huts…

Rolling huts are, in the words of the Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects website, “Several steps above camping” – I’ll say. These sure beat a leaky tent. These lovely and unique huts were created for housing visiting family and friends. They also of course make stellar party conversation.
Hut construction is unfettered; a steel clad box on a …read more

The most beautiful sheep stable in the world? Now that’s a sentence I never thought I’d write.
And yet…

What did I tell you. This Almere sheep stable, designed by 70f Architecture, was recently named the World’s Best Pleasure Building at the 2008 World Architecture Festival Awards. Wood cladding and construction, curved girders of steel, and lots of resting space for the 80 sheep of Almere. I don’t know about the sheep, but I might be interested in moving in.

70f designs many wonderful things. In fact, I had no intention of showing this sheep stable when I woke up today. I had …read more