Playa Guiones, in the town of Nosara, Costa Rica has long been known by the wider international community of surfers as a hidden gem and off-grid paradise of white sand beaches and constant waves. Decades ago the first wooden house in town was built close to the beach-break and in time this simple structure became the perfect resting place for transient surfers as well as a gathering venue for music, food, and interaction. The Gilded Iguana was born!
Today Nosara still attracts avid surfers from around the world however it has also become a destination for yogis, the wellness community, and families looking for healthy fun and adventure. Everyone shares a common goal to preserve the natural habitat and the low-key unpretentious essence of the place.
A dream villa created after plans by GERNER GERNER PLUS has taken shape on a park-like plot of land on the Island of Crete.
With the mountains at their back and the sea at their feet, two blocks were arranged in such a way on slightly sloping terrain that the residents are treated to a spectacular 180° panoramic view of the deep-blue Lybian Sea.
The project comprises of 2 new pavilions. The siting of these pavilions is alongside an existing large H shaped house. The H shaped house sits on a levelled hill top which forms part of a large estate.
The house T a detached house located in Merano, consisting of a ground floor and a basement with garage. There were designed two buildings on different levels connectet by internal stairs, to better adapt the house to the sloping terrain.
Article source: GOTTESMAN ARCHITECTURE and GS ARCH
90 Morton, from Brack Capital Real Estate, is a 12-story, boutique, state-of-the-art residential condominium building in the West Village, one of the city’s most sought-after residential neighborhoods. The development’s concept architect is Asaf Gottesman of Gottesman-Szmelcman Architecture and the interior designer is Marc Turkel of Leroy Street Studio. With first closings anticipated for early 2019, 90 Morton will have 35 exquisite residences with expansive layouts from two- to five-bedroom homes, as well as penthouses. The development will have world-class amenities including a 24-hour attended lobby; virtual concierge services by LIV Unlimited, a resident’s library; a cold-storage room; a 64-foot indoor pool with direct elevator access for privacy; saunas and changing rooms with showers and individual lockers; a fully-equipped fitness center and yoga area with ample natural light conveniently adjacent to the lobby; a children’s playroom, and a common rooftop with a full outdoor kitchen, a BBQ, a powder room, a gas fireplace and 360o views from the Empire State Building to the Statue of Liberty.
“Winner of the highest national honor, 2018 Best in Housing, from The American Institute of Architects.”
This production house sets a new standard for the speculative tract housing industry. In addition to the home’s sustainable design features, Residence G offers to the home buying audience a production home that matches the presence of custom luxury estates, and does so at a record setting, low construction cost—approximately one-fourth the cost per square foot of the high end residences seem throughout Southern California. Clarity and precision, Minimal lines, walls of glass, measured proportions, and Cubist massing deliver iconic architecture negate the predictable Taco-Bell-style or Mid-Century Modern-influenced tract homes prevalent in the area. In the past few years, Residence G and similar other designs by this architect have been built and sold, totaling over 200 completed homes in Palm Springs under the thesis of “Modern for the Masses.” The agenda has ignited an entirely new movement of architecture and demographics in the region.
A flat lot located in a gated community in Pinamar opens as a fan from east to west, from the front –street- to the rear façade. Some young pines act as a gentle filter between the lot, the neighbors and the fields of General Madariaga –at the other side of Provincial Route 11. These comprised the first project data for a vacation home which would offer ample spaces to gather and converse bearing in mind that, on vacations, spaces are used more placidly, the senses are awake and the contemplation of the surroundings becomes a rewarding experience.
Anchored on the steep slopes of Red Mountain with panoramic views, this project is unique in the sense that it offers a new prototype for speculative real estate in Aspen Colorado. The site, while surrounded by much larger awkwardly situated homes, affords stunning views over Aspen to the west and virtually undeveloped views to the south.
The house is built around a void between volumes generated to force access to the house through a pedestrian path. By doing this, we create an open sky tour that prolongs the time and distance to get to the semi-covered gallery.
The project is located in Mar del Plata, Argentina. This house responds to the requirements of a young family, who prioritizes the privacy and the relationship with the green areas.
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