The Sinus House by the creative minds at Cebra is a very unique piece of work. From above, or just far enough away, it looks like a rectangular pie with a couple of slices cut out.
The Sinus House's missing piece effect is also achieved by having the cut out portions painted in complete contrast to the rest of the exterior.
The well designed interior of the Sinus House is a little more conventional but it still holds its own with the home's original exterior.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Pie-inspired Architecture
- The Sinus House's innovative design uses cut out pieces to mimic a pie, creating opportunities for unique and playful architecture.
- Contrasting Exterior Elements
- The use of contrasting colors and textures on the exterior of the Sinus House presents an opportunity for creating visually striking designs in architecture.
- Unconventional Interior Design
- The Sinus House's unconventional exterior design could inspire innovative interior design that plays with unconventional shapes and spaces.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Architecture
- The Sinus House's unique design elements could inspire architects to create more inventive designs that play with traditional building shapes and styles.
- Construction
- Constructing a building with unconventional shapes and cutouts like the Sinus House presents an opportunity for construction companies to showcase their innovative building techniques.
- Interior Design
- The unconventional architecture of the Sinus House provides opportunities for interior designers to create innovative and unconventional spaces within the home.
