ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Private House’ CategoryChaman Villa in Karaj, Iran by Special Space StudioSunday, March 15th, 2020Article source: Special Space Studio The design of Chaman Villa began with how to deal with existing condition on site; an old residential unit and a pool. We seek to preserve them.  Image Courtesy © Special Space Studio
Dogtrot Residence in Jackson, Wyoming by CLB ArchitectsMonday, March 9th, 2020Article source: CLB Architects This 3,500-square-foot residence is located near Jackson Hole, Wyoming in a neighborhood with flat, open, grassy sites with expansive views of Glory Peak, surrounding buttes and ranchlands. Long time visitors to Jackson, this retired couple from Pittsburgh, desired a house that would add substance to their 18-acre, prairie-like, site while maintaining an unimposing, modern, design.  Image Courtesy © Matthew Millman
Sequoia Point in Hunts Point, Washington by Olson KundigSunday, March 8th, 2020Article source: Olson Kundig The updated design for this ambitious remodel reduced and refined the language of a dated “log cabin” inspired ranch home, creating a newly open, flexible and view-oriented home for an active young family.  Image Courtesy © Aaron Leitz
Casa Luis in Collalbo sul Renon, Italy by MESSNER ARCHITECTSWednesday, March 4th, 2020Article source: MESSNER ARCHITECTS Casa Luis is a residential house for a young family of six. Their desire for the best view and light, for privateness and generous open spaces was as decisive for the design as it was the morphological composition of the terrain, exposure to sunlight and building guidelines.  Image Courtesy © Karina Castro
Blackrock House in Dundalk, Ireland by Scullion ArchitectsMonday, March 2nd, 2020Article source: Scullion Architects The house is situated a few miles outside the predominantly red-brick town of Dundalk in the sea-side village of Blackrock. The clients, a retired couple, sought a modestly-sized, low-energy, warm and welcoming home that enjoyed sunlight all day long. The selected site was the last in a row of plots which were being sold-off in a piecemeal fashion on former agricultural land. As such, at the time of design there was no immediate built context, only the surrounding meadow, zoned to remain undeveloped, and an incomplete access road. Topographically the site sloped down to the south from back to front, overlooked the meadow to the west, and would adjoin future neighbours to the east.  Image Courtesy © Aisling McCoy & Declan Scullion
Reset Home in Toronto, Canada by VFA ArchitectureSunday, March 1st, 2020Article source: VFA Architecture A concept house that celebrates and holistically engages the five human senses was on display from January 16 – 19, 2020 as this year’s feature exhibit at IDS Toronto by VFA Architecture + Design in creative collaboration with Hummingbird Hill Homes + Construction and Victoria Taylor Landscape Architect. Drawing from ideas inherently examined within VFA’s existing repertoire of work, the exhibit entitled Reset Home, borrows from the most essential qualities of each project to bring together all the ideals of home design for an elevated user experience.  Image Courtesy © Scott Norsworthy
Bridge House in Minorca, Spain by NOMO STUDIOSunday, March 1st, 2020Article source: NOMO STUDIO Bridge House is located in Coves Noves, a residential area in the north-east coast of Minorca island, Spain. Its generous plot of 2400sqm allows the dwelling to stretch horizontally to capture the surrounding’s best landscape views. At the same time, its rotating volumes create surprising interior spaces and never repeating outlooks.  Image Courtesy © Adriâ Goulá
Casa MJ in Lleida, Spain by Alventosa Morell ArquitectesThursday, February 27th, 2020Article source: Alventosa Morell Arquitectes The order of the project is based on the construction of a single family house in the residential area of La Cerdera, Lleida. In this residential area predominates big surface plots (minimum 2000m2) with a composition of Ground Floor+1. Despite the big dimensions of the constructions, the design of the existing houses doesn’t allow them to get profit of the total surface of the garden. The aim of our proposal is to design at the ground floor level a house which permit us to extend over the plot and, at the same time, domesticate the exterior space by a sequence of roofs that are distributed from side to side of the garden.  Image Courtesy © Adrià Goula / Eugeni Pons
Casa DA in Quito, Ecuador by Bernardo Bustamante ArquitectosFriday, February 21st, 2020Article source: Bernardo Bustamante Arquitectos A family house for three persons, located in a private urbanization in the Valley of Cumbaya in Quito, where two-floor single family homes predominate. The plot is located on the edge of the slope and the valley, so it was sought to place the house at the highest level, to obtain the best views. The project is a perpendicular bar to the street, which feeds on the best orientation and allows a large garden whose perception expands with the street and at the same time gives green to the public space.  Image Courtesy © Bernardo Bustamante Arquitectos
Pinion House in São Paulo, Brazil by Mareines ArquiteturaFriday, February 14th, 2020Article source: Mareines Arquitetura Our first decision regarding how to approach the design of a house in Campos do Jordão , a city of temperate climate 1.600 meters above sea level in the mountains near São Paulo, was to avoid the local widespread European alps style. We wanted to hear what the earth asked for with its trees and people. We found a place rich in crafty workers, a lush nature with beautiful altitude pine trees called ARAUCARIA and a climate that is dry and cold most of the year.  Image Courtesy © Mareines Arquitetura
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