Archive for the ‘House’ Category
Monday, May 7th, 2018
Article source: OLARQ OSVALDO LUPPI ARCHITECTS
The design of this house focuses on giving an accurate answer to the client’s search for privacy together with our desire to create open spaces.
Two neat white volumes emerge from the terraced base in pursuit of great views on the Mediterranean Sea; meanwhile, the lower level establishes a more direct relationship with exterior areas.
 Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula
- Architects: OLARQ OSVALDO LUPPI ARCHITECTS
- Project: C24 House
- Location: Cas Catala, Calvia, Spain
- Photography: Adrià Goula
- Floor Area: 390 m²
- Year: 2015 – 2017
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Tags: Calvià, Spain
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Sunday, May 6th, 2018
Article source: NISHIZAWAARCHITECTS
“The perceived quality of life in buildings should come from the geometry and how that geometry connects to human beings”. It was the initial thought we had when being offered to design a row house in Phu My Hung, a new urban development area in the Southern Saigon. This project could be considered as another attempt to find a contemporary living manner in row house typology. The brief was to get rid of the way of living we used to have in common town house, where the staircase in the center along with the corridor to access spaces covered by four walls which isolate people inside his own world. The client is a nuclear family, consisted of the parents and two kids with the explicit wish to have a home fulfilled with natural elements while being able to improve the spiritual connection between each family member.
 Image Courtesy © Hiroyuki Oki
- Architects: NISHIZAWAARCHITECTS
- Project: Thong House
- Location: District 7, Saigon, Vietnam
- Photography: Hiroyuki Oki
- Contractor: Trung Long Company
- Supervisor: Nguyen Van Hanh
- Area: 325sqm
- Project year: 2014
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Tags: Saigon, Vietnam
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Sunday, May 6th, 2018
Article source: ES arch enricoscaramelliniarchitetto
The development of the architectural project has determined the construction of a building that combines a unitary image with an articulated arrangement, determined by external factors (distances, constraints). The trend of the perimeter walls adapts to external constraints, the smallness of the land does not allow to define geometrically determined trends. Starting from the given perimeter, through a series of minor corrections, orientation corrections and consolidation of rotations, a plant has been determined that is repeated on the first floor, except for small differences. The articulated plant does not have the possibility to determine the course of the ridge on geometric bases. It is in terms of volume that there have been various trends in the ridge and the pitches, in order to create an elegantly articulated volume, without poignant elements.
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Tags: Italy, Madesimo
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Sunday, May 6th, 2018
Article source: Barrault Pressacco
The Parisian practice Barrault Pressacco recently completed a social housing project in massive stone. The operation articulates an environmental approach to design whilst echoing the Hausmannian building tradition that characterizes the French capital. The use of this natural material equally contributes to the sense of wellbeing and comfort that permeate the project.
 Image Courtesy © Giaime Meloni
- Architects: Barrault Pressacco
- Project: Social housing units in massive stone
- Location: 62 rue Oberkampf, 75011 Paris, France
- Photography: Giaime Meloni, Maxime Delvaux, Clément Guillaume
- Client: RIVP
- Competition: Julie André-Garguilo
- Studies: Pauline Rabjeau
- Structure / Thermal Engineering: LM Ingénieur
- M&E Engineering: Atelux
- Economist: ALP ingénierie
- Acoustics: QCS services
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Tags: France, Paris
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Sunday, May 6th, 2018
Article source: Aresto Arquitetura
Located in the city of Jundiaí on a lot with very steep slope and triangular shape, in an area of native forest, this house was built with metallic structure.
The construction is structured in four different levels, distributed by the land so as to take advantage of the views of the surroundings.
 Image Courtesy © Aresto Arquitetura
- Architects: Aresto Arquitetura
- Project: Atlantic forest house
- Location: Jundiaí, Brazil
- Software used: SketchUp, Autocad and Revit
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Tags: Brazil, Jundiaí
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Sunday, May 6th, 2018
Article source: Pamphilon Architects
Patterned red brick extension to a Victorian terraced house for a textiles designer. Bricks have been laid in a flemish bond with protruding headers to create the ‘Lacy Brick’ pattern.
 Image Courtesy © Victoria Bamforth Photography (more…)
Tags: England, London
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Sunday, May 6th, 2018
Article source: OLARQ OSVALDO LUPPI ARCHITECTS
The existing house undergoes a significant transformation in order to clarify its layout.
The proposal presents a straight-lined design that enhances the idea of an abstract shape. The façade overlooking the street is a flat and opaque surface, while the one towards the sea is a double loggia.
From the entrance on the first floor one can reach the private zone and descend to the public areas on the ground floor.
 Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula
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Tags: Calvià, Spain
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Friday, May 4th, 2018
Article source: David Price Design
British designer David Price, who works out of offices in Provence and on the Côte d’Azur, together with his Anglo-French-American team, has completed a show-stopping ‘Glass House’ for a British client on the Cap d’Antibes. The plot is a rarity in the area; not only facing the sea-front, but also east-facing and on an almost-flat piece of land, covering 2,000 sq m. The views from the new property extend from the snow-capped southern Alps alongside Nice to the coast towards Monaco and Italy, as well as, in the near foreground, the bay and headland of La Garoupe.
 Image Courtesy © Hervé Hôte
- Architects: David Price Design
- Project: The Glass House
- Location: Antibes, France
- Photography: Hervé Hôte
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Tags: Antibes, France
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Friday, May 4th, 2018
Article source: mag.MA architetture
The restoration of an old house attic in front of the sea becomes an opportunity to reconsider the entire living space. The common areas of the lounge-dining room on the first floor are extended to the upper floor. The use of a double volume space allows to amplify the entrance of natural light opening sea views and sky scenarios. Light permeates an essential interior. A space designed using surfaces and volumes. Volumes that identify functions, white and smooth surfaces that reflect and absorb reverberations of sky and sea. The staircase, made of iron and wood, is heavier at the bottom and dematerializes along the climb. Shapes and materials are reduced to the essentials. They waive any decorative function attracting the gaze on the fullness of the void. A void that is sometimes occupied by natural elements, such as a courtain of green leaves, or by evanescent figures projected on a bare wall.
 Image Courtesy © Alberto Piovano
- Architects: mag.MA architetture
- Project: An apartment by the sea
- Location: Sanremo, Italy
- Photography: Alberto Piovano
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Tags: Italy, Sanremo
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Friday, May 4th, 2018
Article source: OLARQ OSVALDO LUPPI ARCHITECTS
Given the narrowness of the site and marked by the northern views, a 47-metre-long stone wall becomes the backbone of the project.
 Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes
- Architects: OLARQ OSVALDO LUPPI ARCHITECTS
- Project: M24 House
- Location: Mal Pas, Alcudia, Spain
- Photography: Mauricio Fuertes
- Floor area: 450 m²
- Year: 2015 – 2017
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Tags: Alcúdia, Spain
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