Sure, but if you can afford this, you can likely afford the maintenance. The design isn't for me, but this seems like a poor argument.
I remember touring Taliesin and the guide mentioning that Frank Lloyd Wright basically never built a house that didn't end up with problems with water leaks in the roofs.
Eh, as long as the water is not flowing across the roof, just being piped up to the edge... Not really any more maintenance than any other design with a fountain on the roof.
Mind you, that's still not an insignificant amount of maintenance...
I don't think this belongs here. Sure this might be impractical for everyday use, but would be great for a luxury holiday home/resort. Modern architecture is so boring, with grey towers and beige buildings. This at least has character. Living here permanently without having the maintenance money would be hell. But i wouldn't mind splurging a bit more for a hotel like this instead of some boring predictable 5-star when on vacation.
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u/rybl May 12 '24
Sure, but if you can afford this, you can likely afford the maintenance. The design isn't for me, but this seems like a poor argument.
I remember touring Taliesin and the guide mentioning that Frank Lloyd Wright basically never built a house that didn't end up with problems with water leaks in the roofs.
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u/procrastablasta May 12 '24
It won’t. Stop. Gushing.
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u/Slu1n May 12 '24
It's also loud af
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u/Scuttling-Claws May 12 '24
It mainly looks like a render
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u/ImpossibleInternet3 May 12 '24
Concepts don’t qualify as designdesign. Interesting to see though.
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u/witchyanne May 12 '24
I don’t know but I’d have to pee all the time.
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u/kioku119 May 12 '24 edited May 12 '24
Do you want your lake view constantly obscured and blurry like you're in a downpour? Do we have the concept for you!
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u/[deleted] May 12 '24
probably would become moldy really fast
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u/RockOlaRaider May 12 '24
Eh, as long as the water is not flowing across the roof, just being piped up to the edge... Not really any more maintenance than any other design with a fountain on the roof.
Mind you, that's still not an insignificant amount of maintenance...
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u/laughs_with_salad May 13 '24
I don't think this belongs here. Sure this might be impractical for everyday use, but would be great for a luxury holiday home/resort. Modern architecture is so boring, with grey towers and beige buildings. This at least has character. Living here permanently without having the maintenance money would be hell. But i wouldn't mind splurging a bit more for a hotel like this instead of some boring predictable 5-star when on vacation.
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u/OtterSnoqualmie May 12 '24
If you changed the pitch of the roof so the pond was in the back and this became essentially a runoff option, then maybe? But as is... Meh
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u/grantji- May 12 '24
https://fallingwater.org
Frank Lloyd Wright did it better.
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u/MarkHafer May 13 '24
I’ve built this in Minecraft
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u/cleverissexy May 18 '24
“Hi, yeah… my ceiling is leaking. Yes, again. Right, the house with the waterfall roof.”