Rain shelter

Take “REFUGE” in a fiberglass underground tornado shelter Why consider “The Refuge” Storm Shelter? – You want a tornado shelter that you and your family will feel safe…

Creativity. Uniqueness. Out-of-the-box thinking. These are not words we commonly associate with public transportation, much less the very utilitarian piece of infrastructure we call a bus stop. But this hasn’t stopped some architects and designers from deciding to put together something truly special for all the daily commuters that wait, rain or sun, night or day, for a bus to show up.

When we want to feel refreshed, we often turn to nature. An outdoor workstation is a great option for professionals looking for a change of scenery. It encourages spontaneous collaboration and conversation in a more informal and friendly setting. #BuzziShed #BuzziBreeze

Don't let the weather change your weekend plans. Embrace the various conditions with these tarp tips and take cover.

Naka Studio added an asymmetric roof with overhanging eaves to this house in a Japanese skiing village to create a huge sheltered terrace for residents.

Located in the Willamette Valley in Oregon, this writer's shed designed by Erin Moore has some mighty fine details. According to a blog post on Float Architectural Research and Design,The writing studio is designed to reveal the ecological complexity of the site to visitors and in this way it is suc...

Image 7 of 23 from gallery of Rain Shelter House / y+M. Photograph by Yohei Sasakura / Sasa no kurasya

Completed in 2019 in Hefei, China. Images by Yuan Ma. Well in traditional villages is not only a carrier of daily life but also a medium of public communication. Rain-hearing pavilion followed the theme...