Archive for the ‘House’ Category
Saturday, May 28th, 2016
Article source: Langarita Navarro
Moving their home to the outer limits of a small town in the province of Zaragoza is the wish of a newly married couple about to retire. Embodied in their decision lies the conviction that it is possible to both undergo a radical change and still enjoy the comforts of their previous life. To explore this dual situation a project has been designed which attempts to evade its usual position as a solution at the end of a process and to take positions as starting point or state previous to the development.
 Image Courtesy © Luis Diaz Diaz
- Architects: Langarita Navarro (Maria Langarita and Victor Navarro)
- Project: Double house
- Location: Almonacid de la Sierra, Zaragoza, Spain
- Photography: Luis Diaz Diaz
- Collaborators: Marta Colón, Roberto González, Juan Palencia
- Engineers: Mecanismo S.l.
- Construction Year: 2009
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Tags: Spain, Zaragoza
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Saturday, May 28th, 2016
Article source: Alexis Dornier
Designed around a collection of three historic artifacts, the design of House 1 seeks to explore the boundaries of contemporary architecture and traditional Indonesian building styles.
 Image Courtesy © Alexis Dornier
- Architects: Alexis Dornier
- Project: House 1
- Location: Mas, Bali, Indonesia
- Photography: Alexis Dornier
- Construction: Surya Kembar Properti
- Collaborators: Kitchen Design With South8
- Brands: Grohe, Toto, Tecnogas, Franke, Lg, Sika Flex, Roche Bobois, Vitra, Tom Dixon
- Size: 450 M2
- Status: Completed Nov 2015
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Tags: Bali, Indonesia
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Friday, May 27th, 2016
Article source: Tetsuo Yamaji Architects
We designed a house in the suburban area of North Kanto. It is a house for a young couple with two small children. As we designed this house, we realized that there is a common question that we are all (including myself) confronted with when living in a contemporary society.
 Image Courtesy © Kenta Hasegawa
- Architects: Tetsuo Yamaji Architects
- Project: Module Grid House
- Location: Saitama, Japan
- Photography: Kenta Hasegawa
- Software used: Autocad, Rhinoceros, Photoshop, Illustrator
- Structural Engineer: Ladderup Architects
- Site area: 208.27 m2
- Building area: 39.75 m2
- Total floor area: 79.50 m2
- Completion: June 2015
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Tags: Japan, Saitama
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Friday, May 27th, 2016
Article source: ZIZ Arquitetura
After an intensive search for just the right piece of property near Sao Paulo, our new clients, a mature couple, found the perfect location in Itu, and built a lovely weekend home in a valley bottom at a remote area in a condominium. From the glass living room, they can be in contact with nature and wildlife, and even see animals such as lizards, birds and small wild mammals.
 Image Courtesy © Jean Oliveira
- Architects: ZIZ Arquitetura
- Project: JMZ House
- Location: Itu, São Paulo, Brazil
- Photography: Jean Oliveira
- Team: Celso Oshiro, Jessica Tiemy Kobayashi, Jean Oliveira, Vitor Magon
- Living Area: 100.00 M2
- Construction year: 2015
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Tags: Brazil, Sao Paulo
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Thursday, May 26th, 2016
Article source: Alexis Dornier
Folded pavilion structure embracing texture and craft, and confluence of interior and exterior. Various cubic volumes connecting to it in all directions.
 Image Courtesy © Alexis Dornier
- Architects: Alexis Dornier
- Project: Origami House
- Location: Mas, Bali, Indonesia
- Photography: Alexis Dornier
- Construction: Surya Kembar Properti
- Interior Design: Alexis Dornier With The Client
- Collaborators: Kitchen Was A Collaboration With Artist Jonas Ruf
- Brands: Grohe, Toto, Tecnogas, Franke, Lg, Sika Flex
- Size: 450 M2
- Status: Completed March, 2016
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Tags: Bali, Indonesia
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Thursday, May 26th, 2016
Article source: Architectural bureau PROJECT905
This country house is located in the historic town of Tarusa. The customer purchased the land with a house on it, built without a project by the previous owner.
 Image Courtesy © Sergey Krasyuk
- Architects: Architectural bureau PROJECT905 (Alexey Dunaev, Marianna Zapolskaya)
- Project: Country House
- Location: Tarusa, Kalugskaya oblast, Russia
- Photography: Sergey Krasyuk
- Builder: Nikolay Chokan and partners
- Area: 170 м²
- Project Year: 2015
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Tags: Russia, Tarusa
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Wednesday, May 25th, 2016
Article source: Iredale Pedersen Hook Architects
The Mosman Bay House explores two contrasting spatial experiences, one is dynamic and fluid and one is passive and contemplative. One focuses on the distant views to the river and city and one is embedded with the garden. This Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde quality responds to the programmatic requirements of active and communal spaces; living, dining, cooking and private spaces; sleeping, study and bathing.
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Tags: Australia, Perth
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Wednesday, May 25th, 2016
Article source: Stephan Maria Lang Architekten GmbH
On a sloping site oriented to the morning sun the house is hovering with its widely levitating roof anchored to the ground by 3 stone clad rocky volumes. The white coated slabs with floor to ceiling sliding doors in between create an image like a yard in a light breeze.
 Image Courtesy © Hans Kreye and Mark Winkel
- Architects: Stephan Maria Lang Architekten GmbH
- Project: Modern S House
- Location: Lake Starnberg, Germany
- Photography: Hans Kreye and Mark Winkel
- Software used: Archi CAD
- Property size: 3245 m2
- Year of completion: 2012
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Tags: Germany, Lake Starnberg
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Tuesday, May 24th, 2016
Article source: Studio Becher
This project was originally designed for the Lausitzer Seenland, a vast brown coal mining area in East Germany which was abandoned after the reunifi cation of Germany and is now being flooded. Within the next few years the area will become the largest cluster of lakes in Europe, comprising of ten large lakes connected by canals.
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- Architects: Studio Becher
- Project: Floating Homes
- Location: Lausitz, Germany
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Tags: Germany, Lausitz
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Tuesday, May 24th, 2016
Article source: Seinfeld Arquitectos
The uprooting from family relationships results being a common condition of comtemporany life, losing affective bonds. Hence, from this project we address the construcction of ways of living not only as social manager, but as a enabler of human connections revealing unexpected relationships that go beyond immediate utility. We want to generate the discovery of new senses, transforming the necessary in desire. Inhabit propitiate new ways of looking, according to Heidegger. “We are as we live in”.
 Image Courtesy © Seinfeld Arquitectos
- Architects: Seinfeld Arquitectos (Arq. Cynthia Seinfeld)
- Project: Subtracted House
- Location: Lima, Peru
- Software used: Revit architecture and Autocad
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Tags: Lima, Peru
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