“Houses in fairy tales are never just houses; they always contain secrets and dreams.”

Check out Design Observer’s series on architectural fairy tales, “a new line of flight into architecture as a fantastic, literary realm of becoming” and the shape of fear itself. Pictured is Bernheimer Architecture’s design for the Brothers Grimm tale “The Boy Who Set Forth to Learn What Fear Was.”

3:50 pm  •  2 November 2012  •  179 notes