Showing posts with label Green House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Green House. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Cool Coastal Home on the Sweden's Stockholm Archipelago
A wrap up Sauna facilities and the needs of this modern seaside cottage homes. A comfortable, cozy home style suited to socialize in groups and just relax. The main house is open to the sea, while the bedrooms and more private bathroom, overlooking a remote page set by the old oak tree and rock. Located in Sweden Stockholm Archipelago, Island House by WRB Architects is a cool beach house designed
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Long Narrow House by Turnbull Griffin Haesloop
In 1700 organic sq .- ft. house forest, house plans open concept creates a sense of openness is enhanced by the windows wide and natural light. A long narrow house was designed by architect Turnbull Griffin Haesloop nature really bring home. Open to the interior spaces of these outdoors smooth. Apart from the lush redwood forest setting in Sebastopol, California, the natural design features
Minimum Impact on the House in Forest
Mixed perfectly with the environment and give to the interior comfort, pleasure and naturalism is needed. This site is also a great place to entertain such as playing with the kids, walking or just relaxing in the nature. Thanks to the size of the house has everything owners need when living outside the city. Its exterior is made of rough stone, concrete, and cedar shingles, with a slimmer
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Discrete Insertion into the Landscape in Johanna House
Large sliding glass doors help to connect indoor and outdoors around the house and catch stunning views of the sea and the bush's flora and fauna. The most remarkable feature of the interior design is impressive fireplace that is placed in the center of the living area. House made of glass, steel, concrete and hit the earth and has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Johanna's house designed by Nicholas
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Luxury Home in Manalapan Florida
House that shows that not only small houses can be green and LEED certification. In addition to 7 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms has many other features luxury home design. Some features are: an oversized garage with windows into pool above, fitness studio, swimmable water gardens, glass work, glass wine cellar, a glass staircase, glass elevator, 2,000-gallon aquarium bar, waterfall spa with a
Thursday, September 10, 2009
The House Signature of Hollywood Sign
Inside the house is 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms. In addition to regular rooms like the living room and bathroom there is also a gym and music studio rooms. The main feature of the house is the garden. It's full of exotic plants, fruit trees, eucalyptus trees and mature pines. This beautiful two-story house is located in Silverlake and have a great view of the mountains and the Angelus Crest
Saturday, August 29, 2009
The Kitchel House by BOORA Architects
Inside, the design of this unique house is not what you expect from the exterior elements. . Here, the open-to-top kitchen, dining room and living room flooded with natural light streaming in through large windows that stretched from the bottom up to the roof. As you walk along the shelves, browsing for the next read, you can ignore the main living area below and take a fascinating look at the
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Office and House in the Forest
What you imagine has offices and house in the forest. Peter Frazier has been trying to do this. it through some of the things that other people are weird. its office is located at the top of the tree in the area of Bellingham, washington. This office will assist its employees to do a healthy lifestyle, because it will avoid noise and air pollution. Sceneries around the office can make us feel
Thursday, August 6, 2009
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
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Inspired Eco-friendly House in the Blue Mountains of Sydney, Australia
The Leura House, designed by celebrated Australian architect James Stockwell, is a modern home inspired by the age-old geology of Sydney’s Blue Mountain area; celebrating sleek modernism and simple minimalism in its form and functions. This meeting of opposite eras has ushered in a new age of architecture – one that has won Stockwell the 2008 Wilkinson Award, the prestigious architectural award
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Sustainable Boomerang House Design comes to Costa Rica
At 1,000 sq. ft., the Boomerang House in Tilaran, Costa Rica, may be small, but it sure is sweet. Aside from its aesthetically appealing architecture and the wonderful, warm, yellow light radiating from its curved, glass entrance, this modern home’s most notable appeal is actually Green. The house is the sustainable creation of innovative designer Jean Paul Cazedessus of Be Green – Sustainable
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Eco-Friendly Mountain Cabin on Wildcat Ridge in Aspen - extreme design
Perilously perched at an elevation of 9,200 ft. in Aspen, Colorado, this mountain cabin design is extreme in every respect, from its location to its views and its look, both inside and out. According to Voorsanger Architects PC, this contemporary cabin design responds to its natural surroundings in three ways – the unique folded roof; an expansive rock wall the divides east wing and west; and the
Saturday, May 31, 2008
Greenhouse Building
When we think of greenhouses many of us imagine a pristine building of glass with endless trays of plants. But your greenhouse doesn’t have to be grand to bear produce and take a bite out of your grocery bill. Location, Location, Location Obviously, the greenhouse should be places where it cane get the most sunlight. In our hemisphere the best choice is directly south or on southeast side of your
Friday, May 30, 2008
Green-nomics
If you are thinking of making some eco-conscious changes to your home but would like to weigh the cost benefit there is a great site devoted to spelling out the pay back of going green. Green and Save saves your money and the planet one home at a time.
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