Showing posts with label Architect. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Architect. Show all posts

Friday, November 27, 2009

Caribbean House Design in Dominican Republic

This 7000 m2, first floor beach bungalow consists of two curved volume of a pair of sand-colored structure that extends upward into the clear sky. Curved wall, arched roof is made architectural interest from outside, while inside all the focus in the view. Outdoor family room offers endless beach scene, where sea breezes can be enjoyed in the shade of a rolling roofline. Floor to ceiling windows

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Wood House by Korean Architects IROJE KHM

With one level below ground and rises two stories above, this architecture in Goyang, Korea puts a modern spin on the house, with a transition between the indoor and outdoor. Like the exterior, interior design features pages of warm wood remarkable contrasts in the cool, contemporary concrete. This concrete and wooden houses by architects Korean art combine in IROJE KHM house and out into the

Sunday, October 11, 2009

Italian Countryside Home by Architect Arturo Montanelli

This stone house may be cool, but it has a very warm quality, incorporating exposed concrete and limestone with natural wood beams and an open ceiling to see the countryside. Upstairs, bedrooms boast peace and privacy. Architecture meets nature in this stunning Italian countryside house by architect Arturo Montanelli. Mediterranean-style strong sense of authentic yet modern design stone house.

Sunday, October 4, 2009

Restoration and Modernization of a Historical Building

Architect turned dark and cramped quarters into a wonderful contemporary style apartment with rooms full of light eclectic charm and contemporary style. The bathroom is inspired by Japanese design, and equipped with wooden tub covered by a white curtain. The open house concept design divides the living room from the bedroom by white curtains, offer privacy when closed or wide open feel when

Thursday, September 3, 2009

House Designed by Hutchison & Maul Architecture is for the birds

The warm interior, featuring lots of rural timber from the ceiling to the floor throughout the house, creating a charming, country chic atmosphere. Located on Vashon Island, Washington, the Bird House is a magnificent 2400-sq .- ft. home boasts a wonderful floor to ceiling windows provide panoramic views from almost every ruangan.Rumah consists of two volumes - living pavilions, and towers was

Sunday, August 30, 2009

Contemporary Home Design by Architect Stanley Saitowitz

In the dip, lift bridge includes two floors of the house plan, but a strong home attendance of the most prominent horizontal, highlighted by broad, solid panels and glass walls enclosing the top floor. To accommodate the practical life and privacy, the architect behind the conventional floor plan by putting the main residence on the top floor with large windows, while the position of a private

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Linked Hybrid by Steven Holl Architects

Steven Holl completed building complex hybrid and get answers award tall buildings in asia and australia for the year 2009. building on this by akui United States, Asia and Australia, Europe and the Middle East and Africa that includes eight towers linked by a ring of eight sky bridges public housing functions. To counter current trends in urban development in China, the complex form a new

Office Building by Gerd Priebe Architects

Office building is located on heidenau, Germany. Created by the architect Gerd Priebe. Combine office space is complex and functional by making a small hall in the area. Arch on the building is intended to create futurusik and harmony.

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Adrian-James in Muswell-House

Home with a vaulted roof is a design from architect adrian james. are in the area piddington, oxfordshire. take advantage of this building space in the roof for maximum internal space.

Thursday, August 6, 2009

Tom Kundig in Delta Shelter Home

Olson sundberg kundig alelen known as Tom Kundig designed a cabin made of steel in the name Delta Shelter. This building is designed to be secure at all of leaving this place. design is basically a box. and in the picture above the building is located near the river floodplain

House to Protect Global Warming

This house is designed with many green plants. This function to filter the sunlight to enter directly into the home and can also emit rays from within to outside the house. Highly recommended at this time to build a house with a lot of green vegetation around, in accordance with the issue of global warming

Monday, August 3, 2009

Exotic Wood House by The Beach

Exotic Wood house by the beach Design of this wooden house of conventional wooden houses. Very exotic, especially while enjoying the sunset or rise from the roof that are designed deliberately open. Its location by the beach make this house perfect for the holiday that made the place fun.

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Mountain Home Design Inspired by Views

 
Sherman Residence is a really cool mountain home by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects. Located in Mill Valley, California, this modern design blends nature and innovation in a truly contemporary house on a hill. The sloped terrain set the tone for the home unique shape. The main volume of this mountain house sits close to the hillside, clad in a natural wood that complements its surroundings.

Friday, July 11, 2008

Coal Fired Power Plant Turned “Eco-Dome” in London

There is nothing quite like a creative redux on a post industrial site. When done right, innovative reuse and repurposing of obsolete structures can set some pretty amazing examples for a sustainable future. One such model conversion is taking root in the newly unveiled plan for Battersea Power Station in London. Once a coal-fired electric plant (and defunct for near 25 years), this industrial

Sunday, June 29, 2008

Planar House by Steven Holl Architects

This private residence, designed by Steven Holl Architects, is thought to be a part of the great 20th century contemporary art collection of the owners. Constructed of tilt-up concrete walls, the flat and rotated nature of the walls merges with the simple orthogonal requirements of the interiors for art. The house is a vessel for the art collection hidden behind a perforated sheet of Cot-Ten