ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘House’ CategoryPipa Fit-Out in Auckland, New Zealand by Creative ArchTuesday, January 28th, 2014Article source: Creative Arch The owners of this historic warehouse required Creative Arch to produce an inspirational facility which would excite the staff and students of the performing arts school to be housed within its industrial walls.  Image Courtesy © Butel Park
House in Ontinyent, Spain by Borja GarcíaTuesday, January 28th, 2014Article source: Cristina Arroyo We are in the historic heart of Ontinyent (Valencia), in a old textiles factory now converted into the headquarters of the outdoor furniture manufacaturer Gandia Blasco. The aim of the project is to integrate new residential activity into the existing building. For this reason the house is proposed as an extension of modulation and structural system of the old buiding.  Image Courtesy © Borja García
MFG in Grimisuat, Switzerland by ARCHI7Tuesday, January 28th, 2014Article source: ARCHI7 Well placed on the sunny side of the rhône valley, the place offers large views . The inclined lot is open to south west. The project play with topography allowing the best relation with landscape. The natural inclination of the ground is preserved allowing tricky landscaping with an outside terrasse.  Image Courtesy © thomas jantscher
FLEUVE in Hamamatsu City, Japan by APOLLO Architects & AssociatesFriday, January 24th, 2014Article source: APOLLO Architects & Associates The client, who is a hair stylist a salon owner, requested us to design a house with a hair salon. It is an exclusive and luxurious hair salon where the salon owner himself provides all services, and the number of clients is limited to only two at the same time. Our design strategy is to minimize the size of the salon, to create a compact and intimate space where the hair stylist gives utmost attention and professional service to the customer. On the contrary, we provide the maximum floor area of the house. The glass-clad salon has a stylish and sharp atmosphere, but the sharpness is softened by greenery in the front yard and low and deep eaves above it.  Image Courtesy © Masao Nishikawa
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HOUSES SANTA ISABEL in Lisbon, Portugal by Ricardo Bak GordonThursday, January 23rd, 2014Article source: Ricardo Bak Gordon Perhaps what’s most important in this project is the desire to refer to the city that exists within the city – the places inside the city, whose matrix anchored in street, square and block it originated. There are many such places in Lisbon – more or less old, deeper or more open to the sky, but always very impenetrable.  Image Courtesy © FG + SG
CL HOUSE by ADI ARQUITECTURA S.L.P.Thursday, January 23rd, 2014Article source: ADI ARQUITECTURA S.L.P. Rehabilitation of a dilapidated house for occasional home in a village Mastership. Given its position in corner, very visible from three streets, was intended to respect the materials, proportions and arrangement of holes of traditional architecture. The balcony, which runs between two floors and two flat facade, it uses these intentions, following along with modern language and answers the purpose of facilitating the views between neighboring roofs. Inside, the stairs, always present, is the element that represents the plants, so it was arranged very open, combining tracks and rail with the same structural resource.  Image Courtesy © ADI ARQUITECTURA S.L.P.
The Pierre in San Juan Islands, Washington by Olson Kundig ArchitectsTuesday, January 21st, 2014Article source: Olson Kundig Architects The owner’s affection for a stone outcropping on her property and the views from its peak inspired the design of this house. Conceived as a bunker nestled in the rock, the Pierre (French for stone) celebrates the materiality of the site. From certain angles, the house—with its rough materials, encompassing stone, green roof, and surrounding foliage—almost completely disappears into nature.  Image Courtesy © Dwight Eschliman
Chapéu Virado House in Portugal by Nuno Ladeiro Architecture & DesignSaturday, January 18th, 2014Article source: Nuno Ladeiro Architecture & Design The house Chapéu Virado in Cascais, not created by a notorious author, belongs to an extremely rich period of Portuguese Architecture, in which confronted two realities, the architectural modernity on one hand and on the other, the tradition represented by the architect Raul Lino, very famous Portuguese architect in the middle of the XX century.  Image Courtesy © Nuno Ladeiro Architecture & Design
V’ House in Maastricht, Netherlands by Wiel Arets ArchitectsSaturday, January 18th, 2014Article source: Wiel Arets Architects V’ House was constructed for a couple that collects vintage cars, and is stitched within the medieval tapestry of Maastricht. The city dictates all new structures remain within the envelope of pre-existing buildings, and so a cut was created in the house’s front façade to generate a triangulated surface, which leads from one neighbor’s sloped roof to the opposite neighbor’s vertical bearing wall.  Image Courtesy © Jan Bitter
BB HOME in Ha Noi, Vietnam by H&P ArchitectsFriday, January 17th, 2014Article source: H&P Architects In Vietnam, the natural phenomena are severe and various: storm, flood, sweeping floods, landslides, drouhgt, etc… The damage every year, which is considerable compared to the world scale, takes away about 500 persons and 1.2%-GDP-equally assets and reduces the involved areas’ development.  Image Courtesy © Doan Thanh Ha
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