Archive for the ‘House’ Category
Sunday, June 5th, 2016
Article source: .8 TENHACHI ARCHITECT & INTERIOR DESIGN
This is a renovation for our own apartment in Kanagawa.
.8 (TENHACHI) Architect & Interior design reconfigured the layout of the 67-square-meter property, creating one big open space with two open box spaces. The concrete ceiling and beams are left exposed throughout, contrasting with the white walls and furniture doors that have been added. None of the walls reach the ceiling, which allows us to see that the new infill pieces are different from the structure of the original concrete.
 Image Courtesy © Akihide Mishima (more…)
Tags: Japan, Tokyo
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Saturday, June 4th, 2016
Article source: v2com
Hupomone Ranch is an original 160-acre homestead located in the Chileno Valley, just three miles west of downtown Petaluma. The ranch had been fallow for over 30 years and the owners, a young family with three children, wanted to build a barn house that would reflect their commitment to sustainable farming, draw on the natural serenity of the site and build on the sense of place in western Petaluma where farming and ranching are still a part of people’s daily lives.
 Image Courtesy © David Wakely (more…)
Tags: California, USA
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Saturday, June 4th, 2016
Article source: Buchanan Architecture
Casa Linder is a 3,700 square foot single-family residence located in a well-established, but transitional East Dallas neighborhood. Informed by the owner’s fondness for reclaimed materials, and inspired by the historic architecture of the Texas Blackland Prairie homestead vernacular, Casa Linder embraces the architectural heritage of the earliest Dallas settlers by blending the simple forms and materials of the original prairie dwellings with contemporary planning and crisp detailing.
 street elevation at dusk, Image Courtesy © Buchanan Architecture (more…)
Tags: Texas, USA
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Saturday, June 4th, 2016
Article source: Flore & Venezia
Thanks to the possibility to work on the reuse of an old farm, we could reflect about the theme of Mediterranean House.
The old farm was different from the typically character of Puglia’s farm. A principal building in liberty style and many different others, such as garage, barns and storage, composes the farm. The principal villa has just one floor and her façade is a rectangle organised on a vertical axis, so to be perfect symmetrical. To underline decorative parts like windows or the columns of portico, it was used stone. The villa and all the other buildings are organised around small squares.
 Image Courtesy © Flore & Venezia
- Architects: Flore & Venezia
- Project: A MEDITERRANEAN HOUSE
- Location: Ostuni, Italy
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Tags: Italy, Ostuni
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Saturday, June 4th, 2016
Article source: v2com
This is an award-winning project designed by Ryumei Fujiki and Yukiko Sato who are famous for “Aqua-scape” and “Artificial Topography”. It has been granted the Golden A’ Design Award Winner for Architecture, Building and Structure Design Category in 2015-2016.
 Exterior view from the south, Image Courtesy © Hiroshi UEDA
- Architects: F.A.D.S
- Project: The House for Contemporary Art
- Location: Fukui Prefecture, Japan
- Photography: Hiroshi UEDA
- Software used: Vectorworks
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Tags: Fukui Prefecture, Japan
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Saturday, June 4th, 2016
Article source: Humberto Conde Arquitectura
The project aims to develop a single house located in the centre of Parede, Cascais, in a site characterized as Historical Urban Space. The lot of the house as a particular elongated and thin configuration like the adjacent lot on the left side – South.
 Image Courtesy © Humberto Conde Arquitectura (more…)
Tags: Parede, Portugal
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Saturday, June 4th, 2016
Article source: 2AMV Arhitekti
A modern family house positioned on a hill in the idyllic countryside of Ljubljana, Slovenia. It offers its owners a fabulous view of the nearby Village of Horjul on its north side, and panoramic views of the farmland in the south. It’s organized so that the living area is in the top level with the larch-wood terrace providing shade in the south. The sleeping quarters are in the partially underground fool level connected the outside area. Exactly this connection of the internal functions of the house and the hillside was the main goal of the design team 2AMV Arhitekti. This is also prominent in the way the garage is cut into the hill.
 Image Courtesy © 2AMV Arhitekti
- Architects: 2AMV Arhitekti
- Project: Family House
- Location: Horjul, Slovenia
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Tags: Horjul, Slovenia
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Saturday, June 4th, 2016
Article source: Klopf Architecture
The owners came to Klopf Architecture with a clear vision: Create a brighter home with clean lines and visual surprises – but that enhances the Eichler vernacular – that blurs the boundaries between inside and outside and supports “modern living”.
 Image Courtesy © Mariko Reed
- Architects: Klopf Architecture
- Project: San Francisco Eichler Remodel
- Location: San Francisco, California, USA
- Photography: Mariko Reed
- Software used: ArchiCAD version 16
- Project Team: John Klopf, AIA, Jackie Detamore, AIA, Klara Kevane, and Yegvenia Torres-Zavala
- Landscape Architect: Outer Space Landscape Architects
- Contractor: San Francisco Design and Construction
- Cabinetry: Benchmarc Woodworking
- Zinc Panels: Product and Design Metalwork
- Year completed: 2015
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Tags: California, USA
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Saturday, June 4th, 2016
Article source: Matt Fajkus Architecture
Austin’s Bouldin Creek neighborhood provides a unique and ever-changing context to the Main Stay House. The challenges were both cultural and site-specific. The Main Stay House exists as a simple and straightforward proposal – an architectural experiment on domesticity – enabling lifestyle flexibility through clean forms, relatable materiality, and an urban infill living space that blurs the lines between inside and outside.
 Image Courtesy © Charles Davis Smith (more…)
Tags: Texas, USA
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Friday, June 3rd, 2016
Article source: Garza Iga Arquitectos
This house was conceived from the start to be sold as an investment for a client. The interior layout is very commercial. But we wanted to make something different, something that stood out from the rest of the houses in the neighborhood. We chose to design a house that would be built quickly making the construction cheaper. The construction process can be summarized in three basic steps.
 Image Courtesy © Delfoz
- Architects: Garza Iga Arquitectos
- Project: Mitre house
- Location: Mexico
- Photography: Delfoz
- Software used: Autocad, Rhino, Illustration
- Team: Daniela Garza, Eduardo Iga
- Status: Built
- Size: 1000 sqft – 3000 sqft
- Year: 2015
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Tags: Mexico
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