ALBAWABA - Australian model Bianca Censori who is known for sparking controversy alongside her husband Kanye West made headlines after sharing a 2021 stone-age-inspired Flintstones house.
What's barely known about Censori is that she has a Bachelor's and Master's degree in architecture from Melbourne University. According to Daily Mail, she worked with highly regarded architects including Switzerland's Valerio Olgiati and Belgium's Vincent Van Duysen.
Kanye West's wife Bianca Censori reveals real-life Flintstones stone age house
(Bianca Censori)
The project in question was designed in 2021 with Yeezy architects Tanil Raif and Ibrahim Salman in what seemed to be a home inspired by a Californian National Park. Despite, the inspiration mentioned, it looks like a home that Fred Flinstone would appreciate the most!
Bianca Censori shared the project on her official portfolio website next to other projects such as the stunning Saudi Sound Stage which she also worked on with Tanil Raif and Ibrahim Salman. Moreover, on her website, she showcased a top-view picture of it.
The designs showcase that Bianca is a fan of minimalistic and open spaces which is best described as simple yet functional. Moreover, minimalistic design is also about having a clean and clutterless setting which improves the lifestyle of many humans worldwide.
(Bianca Censori)
After the Saudi Sound Stage, Bianca Censori showcased the Flinstone-inspired home with several photos including design choices, 3D renders, and a top-down orthographic map of the house in full.
Orthographic designs showcase how the house would look from the top, making it easier to know where everything sits for both architects and builders alike.
On her website, Censori describes the Stone Age home as:
"In her captivating project, "Stone-Age Architecture" Bianca Censori compels us to reimagine the built environment through a prehistoric lens. By juxtaposing elements of megalithic structures with contemporary architectural forms, Censori sparks a dialogue between the past and present."
For more information, visit Censori's official portfolio here.
