Architecture has always held a special place at Moss and Fog. Long before we were sharing AI-inspired design, future tech, or surreal photography, we were obsessing over the spaces people dare to imagine and then bring to life.
Here are ten of the top architecture-related posts from Moss and Fog 2025.
1. The Empire State Building, Wildly Reimagined In Various Styles
A timeless New York icon becomes a canvas for surreal imagination. From floating facades to impossible proportions, these reworks remind us how architecture can live beyond bricks and steel.
This post earned its place because it transforms the familiar into something astonishing.
2. Remarkable Underground Home in Mexico City
This hidden residence feels more like a cinematic set than a house. Built beneath the streets of Mexico City, it blends modern luxury with ancient, cave-like serenity.
It captivated readers because it challenges everything we think a home should be.
3. Alex Chinneck’s Wild Wavy Brick House
At first glance it looks like a digital glitch in real life. Chinneck’s playful manipulation of brickwork bends reality and makes architecture feel mischievous again.
It is unforgettable, and it stopped countless readers mid-scroll.
4. Church Transformed into Artisan ‘Holy Water’ Swimming Pool
Dutch design studio MVRDV is making a splash with Holy Water, a bold plan to convert a century-old church in Heerlen into a public swimming pool—with a twist.
The floor will be adjustable, letting visitors quite literally “walk on water” as a thin reflective layer fills the nave.
5. Rebuilding After the Flames – What Does a Fire-Resilient Home Look Like
This post goes beyond aesthetics and into survival. In the wake of devastating wildfires, it shows how architecture can protect families while remaining beautiful.
Readers connected to its emotional weight and its hopeful vision of rebuilding.
6. Andy Warhol’s NYC Apartment Is Up for Rent
A rare peek inside the private world of an artistic legend. Warhol’s apartment is not just an interior, it is cultural history frozen in time. It belongs in the top ten because it merges architecture with myth.
7. Frank Gehry, a Legend of Architecture, Has Died at Age 96
A true legend in the world of architecture, Frank Gehry’s work will be remembered for generations.
His playful, sometimes divisive work continues to prompt strong opinions from architecture fans from all over. We pay homage to some of his most iconic work.
8. Everything’s a Building by Felipe de Castro
From crinkle-cut fries to staplers, Felipe de Castro is able to transform any object into an inspired building.
9. Fascinating Olive Oil Museum Designed by Philippe Starck
Part sculpture, part building, this museum looks like it landed from another planet. Starck’s dramatic forms turned something as humble as olive oil into a full sensory experience.
It’s architecture as spectacle, and readers could not look away.
10. Modernist, 3 Story Treehouse in Arkansas
This is not a backyard fort. It is a soaring, glass-wrapped retreat floating among the trees. It earned its place because it perfectly captures the fantasy of escape that architecture can offer when it dares to dream.
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