Archive for the ‘House’ Category
Thursday, March 8th, 2018
Article source: NOARQ
The project was to demolish a single-family dwelling and build another one in its place in the centre of V. N. de Famalicão.
The proposal is on a triangular urban plot of land covering an area of 940.80 m2. The topography includes a 7.60 m slope down from west to east, so the elevations in the corner converge with those on the surrounding roads.
 Image Courtesy © João Morgado
- Architects: NOARQ
- Project: Casa ED&JO
- Location: Vila Nova de Famalicão, Portugal
- Photography: João Morgado
- Client: ED & JO
- Collaborators: Daniel Viana
- Constructor: José M. Sampaio & Cª. Lda.
- Area: 408,90 m²
- Plot Area: 940,80 m2
- Volume: 1114 m³
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Tags: Portugal, Vila Nova de Famalicão
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Wednesday, March 7th, 2018
Article source: Yang jin seok (Y GROUP)
The third house. A house opened to sky at Dongducheon.
It’s a house of three members of family, father drives a truck and delivers mattresses, mother is convalescing at home after the cancel surgery, and a daughter who always care about family, a middle school student. Building a 40-square-meter of single house was possible for this family. However, we decided to build a three – story building with a parking lot for a truck and a rest place for mother. For she likes reading books with daughter. Also, we made a small but solid kitchen space for the mother who cooked on the outer floor because it was not ventilated. I needed a design to satisfy space such as a parking lot, a family room, 2 rooms, a toilet, a kitchen, a study, and small yard.
 Image Courtesy © Lee Namsun
- Architects: Yang jin seok (Y GROUP)
- Project: House 3/6, Dongducheon
- Location: Dongducheon, South Korea
- Photography: Lee Namsun
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Tags: Dongducheon, South Korea
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Wednesday, March 7th, 2018
Article source: Scullion Architects
This project involves the transformation of a Georgian three-storey terraced house near Dublin’s Docklands from three bed-sits into one light-filled ‘upside-down’ house with a new black tower in the garden.
The original Georgian property comprised three floors of accommodation, which had been converted into separate studio bed-sits on each floor. Most of the original decorative plasterwork and joinery features of the home had been lost, with the exception of the main hallway and staircase, which were reasonably intact.
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Tags: Dublin2, Ireland
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Wednesday, March 7th, 2018
Article source: Kjellgren Kaminsky Architecture
In Linköping’s new district of Vallastaden, Kjellgren Kaminsky Architecture has built a townhouse that achieves a passive house standard with four apartments. The townhouse consists of four volumes that differ in shape and facade patterns. The relationship is visible in the colours and expressions of the facade plates. In addition to each apartment there is a small courtyard with bicycle storage and a garden with patio and storage room for outdoor furniture. The storage buildings have green roofs and the façade is treated with an environmentally friendly wood protection and is grayed out over the years. The apartments have a flexible third floor with high ceilings that can be used as studio, playroom or additional bedroom. Each apartment has its own theme that is seen in the kitchen and bathroom furnishings.
 Image Courtesy © Åke E:son Lindman
- Architects: Kjellgren Kaminsky Architecture
- Project: Passive Townhouses in Vallastaden
- Location: Vallastaden, Sweden
- Photography: Åke E:son Lindman
- Client: Stångåstaden
- Partners: NCC, Hanelko AB, Caverion, VML-Konsult
- Sustainable: Passive house technology
- Site: Vallastaden, Linköping
- Team: Fredrik Kjellgren, Joakim Kaminsky, Jenny Nyström, Mikael Rehnmark
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Tags: Sweden, Vallastaden
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Wednesday, March 7th, 2018
Article source: Innauer-Matt Architects ZT GmbH
Most owners use their holiday homes for only a couple of weeks a year, leaving them as empty objects in their respective surrounding for the rest of the time. This is, however, not the case with House on Tschengla, which has become a fully-fledged second home for its owners. Located a mere 30 minute drive from their flat in the Western Austrian town of Feldkirch, it allows them to live in two worlds, between the lively density of a town and the vast solitude of the mountains.
 Image Courtesy © Adolf Bereuter
- Architects: Innauer-Matt Architects ZT GmbH
- Project: House in Tschengla
- Location: 6707 Bürserberg, Vorarlberg, Austria
- Photography: Adolf Bereuter
- Statics: Mader Flatz, Bregenz
- Construction supervision: Jürgen Haller, Mellau
- Development period: 06 2014 – 05 2015
- Construction: 05 2015 – 06 2016
- Floor space: 127sqm
- Basement: 56sqm
- Lot size: 1001sqm
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Tags: Austria, Tschengla
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Tuesday, March 6th, 2018
Article source: Studio Svetti Architecture
White and Black, the Yin and yang, the power of opposites to create an harmony, inspired the transformation of a property.
In the project, highlighting opposites has successfully created an harmonious environment.
 Image Courtesy © FRANCESCA PAGLIAI
- Architects: Studio Svetti Architecture
- Project: House G 103
- Location: Arezzo, Tuscany, Italy
- Photography: FRANCESCA PAGLIAI, Andrea Bartolozzi
- Software used: Autocad, Maya, Photoshop
- Dimension: 450 sqm
- Start: October 2014
- Finish: June 2016
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Tags: Arezzo, Italy
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Sunday, March 4th, 2018
Article source: PAULO MARTINS ARQ & DESIGN
This project refers to the redesigning of a T1 apartment (46 m2), located in attic flat of a 70’s building, situated in a privileged area of Sever do Vouga.
The social room of the building was firstly East facing while the cosy area was West facing. The main goal of the reconstruction was to change both social and cosy areas to the opposite side, allowing a better sun exposure which also made it possible to use the contiguous balcony.
It was also created a box inside the apartment, cleary distiguished with the usage of another colour, where other facilities, such as toilet, kitchen and machines, were placed.
 Image Courtesy © Ivo Tavares Studio
- Architects: PAULO MARTINS ARQ & DESIGN
- Project: SS Apartment
- Location: Sever do Vouga, Portugal
- Photography: Tavares Studio
- Collaborators: Sílvia Ferreira
- Useful Area: 46m2
- Home / Conclusion: 2014/2015
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Tags: Portugal, Sever do Vouga
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Sunday, March 4th, 2018
Article source: Razan Architects
Golestan Residential Building is located in a wide dead end, with a maximum height of 20 meters close to a military area. The quiet atmosphere of the alley, which is due to its proper width and impassability, and also the green mass of the tree in the courtyard, led us to pay special attention to the main pavement of the project, and use this potential for Improve the quality of indoor spaces and make communication with the yard and the city. In this regard, the role of the terraces as the spaces of this communication becomes more remarkable.
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Tags: Iran, Tehran
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Sunday, March 4th, 2018
Article source: ROBERT HUTCHISON ARCHITECTURE
The clients, both working professionals, lived in a small Seattle bungalow for fifteen years on a small site that overlooks Portage Bay and the University of Washington campus to the northeast. They loved the convenient location to the University and downtown Seattle, and the dynamic water views filled with rowing shells and sailboats. But the inefficient bungalow was cold in the winter and hot in the summer, had poor natural light, and suffered from significant water intrusion problems. The couple decided to construct a new house on the same property, one that would distill their urban lifestyle on an equally small footprint, yet that was specifically tailored to the qualities of the site. To assist in financing the project, they chose to devote a third of the available living area to a rentable mother-in-law apartment.
 Image Courtesy © Mark Woods Photography
- Architects: ROBERT HUTCHISON ARCHITECTURE
- Project: Cantilever House
- Location: Seattle, Washington, USA
- Photography: Mark Woods Photography
- Software used: Autocad
- Project Team: Robert Hutchison, Scott Claassen
- Interior Designer: Carla Allbee
- Landscape Architect: Jonathan Morley, The Berger Partnership
- Structural Engineer: Perbix Bykonen
- Contractor: Dolan Built LLC
- Completed: 2015
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Tags: USA, Washington
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Sunday, March 4th, 2018
Article source: Schmidt Architects
For the owners, an academic couple with grown-up children, the house “should allow the following:
– Living room with fireplace and view.
– Interior dining room for 10 people, with a view.
-The kitchen with direct access to the dining room and close to the exterior.
-External eating area for 10 people protected from the wind with a little sun, view and bbq.
-View of the sunset, in a hot tub, looking at the sea with friends and a drink.
-To write looking at the sea in the master bedroom, with desk and fireplace.
-To be able to sleep while young people get together in the living room. ”
 Image Courtesy © Aryeh Kornfeld
- Architects: Schmidt Architects
- Project: Beach House
- Location: Chile
- Photography: Aryeh Kornfeld
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Tags: Chile
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