ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘private residence’ Category33 in Vienna, Austria by Architekt Zoran BodrozicWednesday, February 15th, 2017Article source: Architekt Zoran Bodrozic Cocooning means to be really at home, without any need to go away or to take a trip, or to made a vacation again and try to escape from your day life for a while. You love your everyday life, your rituals, and the place where all that happens. This means the everyday real luxury.  Image Courtesy © Architekt Zoran Bodrozic
MT House in Nuevo León, México by GLR ArquitectosSunday, February 12th, 2017Article source: GLR Arquitectos A property of great dimensions and a steep slope, grants us unmatched potential views towards the north of the city. A grand golf club in the foreground as well as other green areas of the city, are topped by the majestic “Cerro de Las Mitras”, a distinctive mitre-shaped mountain. The residential scheme is resolved in a linear way on its three levels, ensuring all areas of the house enjoy the previously described views.  Image Courtesy © Jorge Taboada
Tour & Taxis in Brussels, Belgium by Vincent Callebaut ArchitecturesTuesday, February 7th, 2017Article source: Vincent Callebaut Architectures 1. TOUR ET TAXIS: TOWARDS A MIXED-USE ECO-NEIGHBORHOOD Whereas most developing countries can write their future starting from a blank slate, European cities face the challenge of transforming their built heritage to secure their energy, social and economic transition towards post-carbon, circular and interdependent urban living. It means being determined to act as forward thinkers, and to bring our new project “Tour & Taxis” into the 21st century in terms of uses, technological progress, social innovation, and sustainable building principles. Today’s architecture is capable of implementing “energy solidarity” between a piece of architectural heritage — industrial in this case — and a contemporary project. The latter provides the necessary energy to the former by integrating renewable energies, thus limiting carbon emissions as recommended by the COP 21.  Image Courtesy © Vincent Callebaut Architectures
MUGU HOUSE in California by Stephane Malka ArchitectureSunday, February 5th, 2017Article source: Malka Architecture Located at Mugu Point California, fifty miles away from Los Angeles where Malka Architecture just opened its new studio, the Mugu House is nested on Malibu’s Hills porosities. The project benefits from the existing topography of the actual site ; the result is a zero impact on the surrounding nature, an ecological project in immersion with the rock, its vegetation and its thermal variations.  Image Courtesy © Malka Architecture
Estrade Residence in Saint-Adolphe-d’Howard, Canada by MU ArchitectureWednesday, February 1st, 2017Article source: v2com Located in the verdant Laurentians in Quebec, the Estrade Residence reveals itself discretely on the shores of Lac de la Cabane in St-Adolphe d’Howard. It is by studying the steep and rocky topography of the place that MU Architecture decided to highlight the peculiarities of this site with an adapted and captivating architectural intervention. The first objective was to design a house in total harmony with its environment.  Image Courtesy © Ulysse Lemerise Bouchard
House LenS in São Paulo, Brasil by Obra arquitetosTuesday, January 31st, 2017Article source: Obra arquitetos House built for a couple with the idea of providing a contemplative and reflective space. This theme was addressed in two ways: A more intimate, where the whole house is organized around a small patio and differences in levels. This internal patio allows a visual contact between the surroundings of the house, bringing the residents’ life together. Nature, on this small scale, can be observed according to the variations of the seasons.  Image Courtesy © Nelson Kon
12-249 – The Laurentians Home in Quebec, Canada by BONE Structure®Saturday, January 28th, 2017Article source: BONE Structure® Quebec is known worldwide for its picturesque landscapes and natural beauty – and along the horizon a new technology is disrupting how North Americans are building their homes. At the forefront of high-performance custom homes lies BONE Structure®, a company devoted to designing and building energy efficient steel structure homes. Situated two hours northwest of Montreal, in the township of Wentworth, this 3,000 sq. ft. home is characterized by its open concept main floor and easy access walk-out basement.  Image Courtesy © BONE Structure®
VISTA HOUSE in Stuttgart, Germany by Alexander Brenner ArchitectsFriday, January 27th, 2017Article source: Alexander Brenner Architects An art loving couple was able to purchase an outstanding scenic property in the north of Stuttgart with spectacular views over the city. The property is reached via a southern access road situated below.  Image Courtesy © Zooey Braun
Domus Aurea in Nuevo León, México by GLR Arquitectos in collaboration with architect Alberto Campo BaezaFriday, January 20th, 2017Article source: GLR arquitectos Placed in one of the most exclusive and privileged zones of Monterrey with an incomparable view towards the “Sierra Madre Oriental”, we found the “Sorteo Tec’s House 202”. The residence is a tribute to Barragán, a great Mexican architect in whose designs abounds the strong presence of the light. This brightness is being reinterpreted in the project with a stunning wall covered in a golden sheet, which is also a tribute to another great artist named Mathias Goeritz.  Image Courtesy © Javier Callejas Sevilla
SHORE HOUSE in Shizuoka, Japan by MOUNT FUJI ARCHITECTS STUDIOTuesday, January 10th, 2017Article source: MOUNT FUJI ARCHITECTS STUDIO Near the base of the Manazuru Peninsula, on a hilly topography that slopes toward the south, the site is located where the hill’s inclination eases to form a shoulder. Beyond the enclosing greenery composed mainly of broadleaf trees, the expanse of the Pacific Ocean quietly extends to the horizon. The client’s request was for a guesthouse for the family and friends to spend their weekends together.  Image Courtesy © Ken’ichi Suzuki
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