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Showing posts with label house of the week. Show all posts

House of the Week 79: Artreehouse

Architect Della Valle Bernheimer [dbnyc] has carefully located a 5400 ft2 residence on a wooded site in New Fairfield, Connecticut. The house in part floats, much a tree canopy on the site providing both shelter and the cast of light as of coming through gaps in tree branches.

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House of the Week 79: Artreehouse

Architect Della Valle Bernheimer [dbnyc] has carefully located a 5400 ft2 residence on a wooded site in New Fairfield, Connecticut. The house in part floats, much a tree canopy on the site providing both shelter and the cast of light as of coming through gaps in tree branches.

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House of the Week 78: the Ranu House

Designed by All Australian Architecture, the Ranu House in Manly, Sydney is a 185 m2 extension to a 1930s two-story bungalow. The renovation ripped and gutted the interior and exterior walls creating a more engaging relationship with the landscape.

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House of the Week 78: the Ranu House

Designed by All Australian Architecture, the Ranu House in Manly, Sydney is a 185 m2 extension to a 1930s two-story bungalow. The renovation ripped and gutted the interior and exterior walls creating a more engaging relationship with the landscape.

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House of the Week 77: Lago Vista

The Lago Vista guest house designed by Alek Istanbullu (ai-architects) presents itself as a solid play of massing from the entry. The programme is expressed in two major volumes, the smaller for sleeping and utility, the larger for respite and contemplation. The 855 ft2 retreat ultimately reveals itself as a subtle garden feature echoing the colour and breezes of the grass reeds of the surrounding Beverly Hills landscape.

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House of the Week 77: Lago Vista

The Lago Vista guest house designed by Alek Istanbullu (ai-architects) presents itself as a solid play of massing from the entry. The programme is expressed in two major volumes, the smaller for sleeping and utility, the larger for respite and contemplation. The 855 ft2 retreat ultimately reveals itself as a subtle garden feature echoing the colour and breezes of the grass reeds of the surrounding Beverly Hills landscape.

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house of the week 59: Villa Pinia


Designed as a summer house for a small family, by Helsinki based architects ARK-house, Villa Pinia sits on a pine-forested plot near the sea. The great natural beauty of the site inspired the concept of the house seen as a dialogue between the man-made and the organic - a levitating white rectangle against the dark tree trunks.

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house of the week 58: East Windsor Residence

East Windsor residence by Texas based architects Alterstudio

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house of the week 57: House in Lubienica

A private residence in Lubienica, a small town outside of Warsaw, Poland designed by architects APA KuryƂowicz & Associates

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Elegant Bedroom

Elegant Bedroom, interior design

There's nothing like a four-poster bed to add theatrical impact to a bedroom. Here we've chosen a bed with a simple frame and partnered it with rich silks and velvets in violet, grey and taupe with touches of deep purple. Mirrored bedside tables add to the sophisticated feel, while the bench and mirror echo the subtle, oriental lines of the bed. homesandgardens.


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Create an Elegant Style of Home Decor

create an elegant style of home decor
create an elegant style of home decor
create an elegant style of home decor

If you are looking to create an interior decor that's elegant in style, then here are some ideas that you can use to help you achieve the results you're looking for.

When it comes to deciding on the finishing touches for your new home or renovation, it depends not only your budget, but more importantly, knowing what you want. Many people try to perform a renovation without knowing what they really want when it comes to interior decor, and as a result, find it more difficult to turn their ideas into reality.

So here are some tips that you can use to create an elegant style of home decor, and to find out the various ideas that are available when it comes to interior decorating in this style.



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Instant House by H3AR architecture and design

 
Hugon Kowalski of Polish firm H3AR architecture and design recently created 'Instant House' for an international student competition in Milan. The theme was that of a temporary residential mini unit, linked to the presence of young people with high levels of territorial mobility connected to particular metropolitan events.the concept includes concrete cylinders, made from styrofoam concrete (which increasesthe acoustics and insulation and is twelve times lighter than normal concrete). This concretecontains TI02, which will reduce air pollution. In 2014 it will be possible to produce concrete from rice husks which reduce carbon dioxide emissions during the making process.


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Xeritown






X-architects, architecture office from Dubai, have design huge blocks for new city in the city Dubai. Main difference is that this project is not vertical, but is classical horizontal town. This multifunctional space is also minimising energy consumption. So this project is try to bring to Dubai something new with principles of old.


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House in Japan







Kochi architects interestingly solved problem of privacy in closely build colony of houses. House KN is designed for a suburban area of japanesse city Kanagawa. It is a classical concrete box slited to originate intimate, private garden. The patio oin the second floor is opened and at the same time saved from eyes from surroundings. Very impressive.

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House on a coast






House OS is build on beautiful coast of spanish Cantabaria. The house by its connection to the nature it arrange under itself useful covered place, covered from sun and wind. The house has a green roof, that even more maintain integration of the house to the place. OS is absolutely luminous, opened, but also properly covered, with a lot of private atriums.

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Building of Swatch in Tokio






Shigeru Ban design building in the heard of Tokio for the company Swatch. Building is separated into 4 parts, by Swatch´s luxury labels. Single parts are break up by superfloors with a hanging gardens. Others floors are anchorage and so the hanging gardens have visuale dominantion.

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House of the Week 046: Heeren Shophouse



The shophouse is an important element in the study of how the Malay streetscapes evolved demonstrating the negotiations between the strict Dutch planning regulations of the 17th & 18th Century and the commercial and domestic needs of the urban population. Singapore architect Chan Soo Khian (SCDA Architects) renovated this historic site in 2002 on a meagre budget as a meditation centre that sympathetically recalls it's previous use as an urban residence.

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