If you are familiar with Design Addict, you surely noticed that there are a lot of talented people who express their opinion and questioning in our Forum. We have decided, every now and then, to draw your attention on subjects which seems to us worthy of interest.

So here are the subjects of this week:

Real Estate and Design

Is High Concept Engineering Eclipsing Design in Architecture?

And another one just for fun: laughably crap replica

 Picture by Brent

The Design Museum, in partnership with Tate Modern, brings a house designed by architectural visionary Jean Prouvé to Britain for the first time. The prototype house, designed by the French architect Jean Prouvé (1901-1984), for 1950s colonial West Africa, has been erected outside Tate Modern as an extension of the Design Museum’s current exhibition Jean Prouvé 'The Poetics of the Technical Object'.

Fashion photographer Ben Rayner has taken many pictures of the reconstruction of the modular pre-fabricated house.

Visit the 'Maison Tropicale for the Design Museum' at Tate Modern, London from February 5 to April 13 2008

Exhibition: Jean Prouvé 'The Poetics of the Technical Object' at the Design Museum, London
from December 7 2007 to April 13 2008

You have always dreamed of visiting Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece but could never get there? Well, today it is possible. Of course this is not the real thing, but it is not less impressive. In addition, unless you can fly like a bird, you would never be able to see the house through some of the angles proposed to you in this video by Cristóbal Vila from the Etereaestudios.

A better quality video is available on Etereaestudios's website