An astonishing example of “fluid architecture” is a family house Moebius by the architectonic minds of Tony Owen Partners. An astonishing example of “fluid architecture” is a family house Moebius by the architectonic minds of Tony Owen Partners. The project was a challenge for the architects, since it was created parametrically by 3D digital software. The building responds actively to its surroundings by a shape resembling curved and intertwined bands which creates a truly one of a kind experience – not only on the exterior but inside as well. The house, located in Dover Heights, Sydney is a part of the harbour panorama of this populated city on Australian south eastern shore. The unique form creates an unusual interior which is enhanced by a synergy of modern and retro elements. The result is bustling with eye-pleasing curves and shapes which seem as if they were created by nature itself instead of a human hand.