Ken Niizeki is the architect of this house in Tokyo, I guess he’s not really a fan of windows. Or at least not of any facing the street.
The big photos are made by Naoya Fujii.

found at what we do is secret

Could it be a box of Chocolate? by TAF Arkitektkontor.

Congratulations! We have put our time and heart in this birthday present. In a society where almost everything can be bought by money, the shape of a present becomes more important than the actual content. In this case the inside could be whatever you wish it to be.

This house in Kohoku looks unreal, designed by Torafu Architects.
You can find more photos at Arch Daily.

‘Sinking Cups’ and ‘Cups In Circles’ by Kristin Nordhøy.

Moule by Valerie Collart.

found at anygivenname.org

Volume B is a Vitra retail store in São Paulo and I want to move in asap.

found at Arch Daily

Kivik Start is series of concrete boxes designed by the Norwegian architecture firm Snøhetta and the Swedish photographer Tom Sandberg, for the new contemporary art centre in Kivik, Sweden. They explore the spacial and temporal relationship between photography, archtecture and the landscape.

House Uc is located in Tokyo, it has 91 sqm and was designed by Miyahara Architect Office. I’ll take it.

The Boros Collection is a private art collection in Berlin, located in a huge WWII air-raid bunker. On top of it, they have build this penthouse. Unfortunatly I couldn’t find better photos, but I guess you can imagine that this is an unique project and living space.

63.02°, a 71.4 m² apartment / house in Tokyo. If they would only add an other 50 m² and build one in Berlin, I would definitely be interested. 63.02°, by the way, is the angle of one side to the street. Build by Schemata Architecture Office Ltd.
found at dezeen