Archive for the ‘Residential’ Category
Thursday, July 27th, 2017
Article source: Taller Estilo Arquitectura
From the first visit to the site where the Tree House is located, three premises for the project were evident, “the permanence of an ancient Zapote tree, the need for more openness in the space, and to cause the least impact on the natural and built environments.”
 Image Courtesy © Alberto Cáceres Centeno
- Architects: Taller Estilo Arquitectura (Arq. Víctor Cruz Domínguez Arq. Atahualpa Hernández Salazar Arq. Luis Estrada Aguilar)
- Project: Tree House
- Location: Mérida, Yucatán, México
- Photography: Alberto Cáceres Centeno
- Collaborators: Arq. Silvia Eugenia Cuitún Coronado Arq. Pedro Manuel Quintal Ruz Arq. Andrea Matilde Marrufo Ruiz
- Surface: 149 m2
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Tags: Mexico, Yucatan
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Wednesday, July 26th, 2017
Article source: ARCO mais
Situated on the northern side of S.Miguel Island, the plot has an open view over the sorrounding fields and woods.
The client expressed a desire of openness and harmony with nature, and very little concerns about how he would like the interior of the house, except from the wish of including memories of old travels through some objects.
 Image Courtesy © Paulo Goulart
- Architects: ARCO mais
- Project: Rosa Muerta
- Location: Rabo de Peixe, Açores, Portugal
- Photography: Paulo Goulart
- Lead Architects: Paulo Lima, Chiara Bettelli
- Gross Built Area: 76 sqm
- Completion Year: 2015
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Tags: AÇORES, Portugal
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Wednesday, July 26th, 2017
Article source: COBE
As the centrepiece of Copenhagen’s redeveloped Nordhavn (North Harbour), Danish architects COBE and clients Klaus Kastbjerg and NRE Denmark unveil the completed transformation of The Silo. The former industrial silo was originally used as a storage container for grain. Fifty years later, the 17-storey silo has been converted for new use as a residential apartment building with 38 unique units, ranging from 106 m2 to 401 m2 in size, and with public functions such as event and dining facilities on the upper and lower levels.
 Image Courtesy © Rasmus Hjortshøj – COAST
- Architects: COBE
- Project: The Silo
- Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
- Photography: Rasmus Hjortshøj – COAST
- Clients: Klaus Kastbjerg and NRE Denmark
- Landscape architect: COBE
- Engineers: Balslev and Wessberg
- Contractor: NRE Denmark
- Size: 10,000 m2
- Status: Commissioned in 2013, completed in 2017
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Tags: Copenhagen, Denmark
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Wednesday, July 26th, 2017
Article source: STANLEY SAITOWITZ │ NATOMA ARCHITECTS INC.
The site is a hilltop in Atherton, accessed via the winding Ridgeview Drive, ending in a circular cul de sac. The entry gate is framed by a concrete wall from which the house number, 96, is incised. Once inside, views in other directions unfold, and in the distance, the skyline of San Francisco framed by the entry canopy.
 Image Courtesy © Bruce Damonte
- Architects: STANLEY SAITOWITZ │ NATOMA ARCHITECTS INC.
- Project: OZ House
- Location: Atherton, California, USA
- Photography: Bruce Damonte
- Project Team: Stanley Saitowitz, Neil Kaye, Michael Luke, Steven Sanchez
- General Contractor: Redhorse Constructors, Inc. (David Warner)
- Project/Construction Manager: Redhorse Constructors, Inc. (David Warner)
- Civil Engineer: Lea & Braze Engineering Inc (PETE CARLINO)
- Structural: Yu Structural Engineers (Peter Yu)
- Mechanical: Monterey Energy Group ( MATT REISTETTER)
- Electrical: Techlinea Inc. (Elaine Shishima)
- Completion Date: January, 2017
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Tags: California, USA
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Wednesday, July 26th, 2017
Article source: Taller Estilo Arquitectura
The Lemon Tree House, a single-family residence that develops on two floors. Its composition, divided into two clear sections: the first area, where the main access from the street is located and is occupied by the existing construction and the second area where the bedrooms and central courtyard are located. The courtyard functions as: terrace, pool and as a connection to the new building. The terrace, acts as a distribuitor, housing the beginning of the stairway and allows access to the bedrooms.
 Image Courtesy © David Cervera
- Architects: Taller Estilo Arquitectura (Arq. Víctor Alejandro Cruz Domínguez, Arq. Iván Atahualpa Hernández Salazar, Arq. Luís Armando Estrada Aguilar)
- Project: The Lemon Tree House
- Location: Barrio de Santiago, Mérida, Yucatán, México
- Photography: David Cervera
- Colaborators: Arq. Silvia Cuitún Coronado, Arq. Carlos Marrufo Tamayo, DI. Alberto Góngora Brito
- Lote size: 165.31 sqm
- Living space: 164.96 sqm
- Year: 2016
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Tags: Mexico, Yucatan
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Sunday, July 23rd, 2017
Article source: Luis Aldrete estudio de arquitectura
Rinconada Margaritas is a vertical housing complex, set up with three buildings in a 10,126 sqm. site. A fundamental part of the project lies on the site conditions, preserving a ravine with an important density of trees and plants. The strategic emplacement of the buildings, leaves 80% of the site´s area for green areas and open spaces, this represents a privilege due its urban condition.
 Image Courtesy © Onnis Luque
- Architects: Luis Aldrete estudio de arquitectura
- Project: Rinconada Margaritas
- Location: Efraín González Luna 2164 CP44150 Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
- Photography: Onnis Luque
- Architect: Luis Aldrete
- Project coordination: Cynthia Mojica, Diego García C.
- First stage collaborators: Denisse Sandoval, Miguel Valverde, Fausto Lazcano, Raúl Miranda, Jorge Muñoz
- Second stage collaborators: Christian Coss, Catalina Joya, Adriana Villegas
- Art: Octavio Abúndez, Alejandro Almanza, Jerónimo Jagerman, Los Jaichakers, Pedro Reyes, Eduardo Sarabia
- Developer: Grupo Cube
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Tags: Jalisco, Mexico
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Sunday, July 23rd, 2017
Article source: Andrea Trebbi Architect
In the laying out of hotels faced Lungomare Costituzione is situated one building for apartments in bricks of 1960-70 years.
Inside it an apartment on the third floor has been completely restored in anticipation of a summer and winter livability.
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Tags: Italy, Riccione
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Sunday, July 23rd, 2017
Article source: tomomi kito architect & associates
This is an interior renovation project of an existing two-story timber structure house in Tokyo built approximately 40 years ago.
The client is a young couple, and the wife’s parents were living there before the renovation. The client decided to live with their parents in this house. Soon after, the wife’s grandmother who lives alone in the countryside – far from Tokyo – also decided to live together in this house. As such, the client requested to renovate the house suitable for accommodating 4 generations – the grandmother (1st generation), parents (2nd generation), the client (3rd generation), the client’s son (4th generation).
 Image Courtesy © satoshi shigeta
- Architects: tomomi kito architect & associates (Tomomi Kito)
- Project: House for 4 Generations
- Location: Tokyo, Japan
- Photography: satoshi shigeta
- Software used: Vectorworks, Autocad
- Structural designer: Building Structure Institute
- Technical advisor: Yutaka Misawa
- Lighting advisor: Kanae Hagiwara
- Completion: April 2017
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Tags: Japan, Tokyo
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Sunday, July 23rd, 2017
Article source: CYS.ASDO
The site is located at the Beitou Qiyan ecology redevelopment district. Therefore, to integrate with the natural scenes of sky and mountains has become a major focus for the project.
Extension after compression
In response to the planning concept of the area, it is required to provide a large amount of open space including the entrance square, street square, dotted square and linear open space for public use. The interior space on the ground floor is reduced, but through the extended floor/ ceiling inside out and by adopting the natural building materials, we add the texture of integrating with the environment and the visual extension. A large number of windows and grills create the openness and layers of the space, which makes even broader visual effect on the ground floor.
 Image Courtesy © K. M. Lee
- Architects: CYS.ASDO
- Project: Qiyan Cloud
- Location: Taipei, Taiwan
- Photography: K. M. Lee
- Architect in charge: Chung-Yei Sheng
- Design Team: Jill Yang, Orange Kang, Peggy Chiang
- Area: 11762 sqm
- Project Year: 2015
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Tags: Taipei, Taiwan
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Sunday, July 23rd, 2017
Article source: Atelier Kastelic Buffey Inc.
Located on a cul-de-sac in a private ski club development, this chalet was designed as a social hub for an active family of six. With 4650 square feet of living space on the ground and second floors, a generous double height kitchen, dining and living room facing the ski hill serves as the family’s central gathering space offering extensive views and abundant natural light.
 Image Courtesy © Shai Gil
- Architects: Atelier Kastelic Buffey Inc.
- Project: Alpine Chalet
- Location: Canada
- Photography: Shai Gil
- Team (Architecture + Interior Design): Robert Kastelic, Kelly Buffey, Artur Kobylanski, Terry Sin, Sabrina Richard, Matthew Hague
- Construction: Wilson Project Management
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Tags: Canada
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