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Spring 2010, mad pads Mad Pads, a new section on yourchitect, will feature the maddest houses found anywhere in the world. Some are good mad. Some are bad mad. Some are just mad mad. Enjoy, G. to follow Madpads on twitter, click here.
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Spring 2010, mad pads In Chongqing, China, home to 1.4 million people, they took an entire 1.2 km street and turned it into a work of graffiti art. to follow Madpads on twitter, click here.
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Spring 2010, mad pads Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts (China) has perpetrated a massive group effort, involving more than 300 artists ( mostly students), covering more than a kilometer of apartment blocks. to follow Madpads on twitter, click here.
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Winter 2010, mad pads In this case, the maddest pad is the one you desperately need when you've lost your home. ShelterBox is the only international disaster relief organization that provides shelter and lifesaving equipment, after natural and manmade disasters. I wasn't familiar with them until recently. What they are doing is nothing short of amazing. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads Responding to over 100 disasters in more than 60 countries, ShelterBox has firmly established itself at the forefront of disaster relief. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads Each box supplies an extended family of up to 10 people with a tent and essential equipment to use while they are displaced or homeless. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads We all aspire to a house on the water. This house on the Drina River, near Bajina Basta, a town in Western Serbia, takes it to the extreme. to follow Madpads on twitter, click here. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads Welcome to the trailer-park high-rise. I'll take the penthouse.
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Winter 2010, mad pads The Shell House. Japan. Good Mad. Very good mad. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads From the genius of the Shell house to the...uh...well...of The Shoe House. Of course, someone just had to do it. Hallem, PA. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads Mad good, good, good. Villa 24, part of the Ordos 100 project in Inner Mongolia. One of 100 villas designed by 100 architects from 27 countries. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads ...and it has a nice guest room for your mother-in-law. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads Kind of an extreme Super Mario makeover. Just what you always wanted. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads A house that just dropped in for a visit. The Viennese Museum of Modern Art Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads Because we all need more storage. The Hang Nga Guest House and Art Gallery in Dalat, Vietnam. Crazy good. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads Just a plane ol' home. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads What was once a house in Cinncinnati was turned into a tree house. About time. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads A lot of people have bugs under their house. But not like this. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads The Upside Down House. Syzmback, Poland. Don't bother visiting the basement. Please login to leave comments >>
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Winter 2010, mad pads Sideways. To my eye, more good than mad. Please login to leave comments >>
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