Photography by Peter Burgstaller. Atelier Heiss Architects

Photography by: Francesca Giovanelli, Kay Wettstein von Westersheimb. Stelle Architects, via

Home construction is done by arrangement and two volumes separated by gardens and associated bridges. Parking and services also provide access level settings, see a staircase that leads to the main access. In the first volume, on the ground floor used as living room, dining room and kitchen, while bedrooms occupy the second level of the house. The next volume is used as a working studio, which faces towards the inner court. In each room is made to have the proportions and characteristics of the relationship with the adjacent space, and have a relationship with the beautiful scenery there.

This house was built facing towards the environment that combines landscape, making life more harmonious outer space, by reconstructing a dynamic perception of space, this is done by giving emphasis on the emotional bond between subjects with nature. This is a contemporary house of fun, looks natural both exterior and interior and have a good relationship with nature, so as to create a pleasant atmosphere all the time.

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In this house is given a strong relationship between the internal and external, of them are on the outside of the building directly adjacent to the interior, and the blurring between the two. Another uniqueness that makes this house look different is, apply a thick form of the building to the perimeter of the site as far as possible, put the glass to some of the places vary. It is also supported by the use of an attractive exterior colors, providing a continuity between the interior and exterior. Very good relationship between the internal and external is seen starting from, the living space directly adjacent to the outdoor terrace. Then the placement of curved glass on the dining room area, also provides an effect because it allows a view towards the outside, but it can also go for natural light to flood the interior.

Starting from the outer wall of the second floor and the ceiling, using a blend of orange color that looks bright, and pleasant ambiance. The application of color to the built form encourages residents to explore the further implementation of the color through the furniture and artwork. Collaboration between architects with interior designers to provide, a house with integrated interior and exterior. With a clever design that they can meet all client requests, such as a variety of features including off-street parking areas, but it also houses consisting of four bedrooms, with a plan of living room, dining room and open kitchen. This residence was built in a limited budget, other than that the selection of materials becomes very important to minimize maintenance costs. Not only that this is a residential energy efficient, with some natural ventilation to minimize use of air conditioning. Not only that, with more natural light to be used together with electrical installation and a source of energy. Part double glazed windows and walls are fully insulated to minimize heat loss and gain.

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In this house incorporates several methods and technologies, to create a roof that collects rain water, and drain into the pond shelter, while also using solar panels and hot water are used for home energy sources, as well as a comprehensive climate-control system. Geothermal climate system is connected to ground loops as well as swimming pools and water features so as to form a heat exchange system that minimizes dependence on electricity or gas. Although the use of sloping roofs, terraces along the contour of the ground floor to determine the interior into the space of discrete increases the high volume of compression is relatively far from the hall entrance. Each wing of the house ended with a cantilevered roof from the release of single column exterior walls which will be fully glazed, high volume flooding and open living room with daylight and offers a familiar sight from the pool and the silhouette of the trees in the Texas Hill Country outside. [Bercy Chen Studio]

This house consists of 2,700 which includes all main floor living, with upper floors used as a media area, office, piano and guest bedroom / bathroom. Benefit from the views of Port Orchard Narrows and Olympic Mountain Range, it is better utilized by using membranes instead of conventional glass punched window openings. By using the glass membrane is expected to allow the elements to be disclosed dense mass of houses and meaningful.

The strength of the central core of the building is emphasized using the basic framework is damaged on every corner. Base peak of the roof of the aircraft was held short of the two legs allow the roof appears to float on top of the house. Then acts as a roof over the canopy allowing light to penetrate the building at any time during the day and be a beacon for the streetscape at night. A thoughtful use of both exotic materials such as Ipe and clear hemlock as cladding and ceilings respectively and more cost effective choices such as Hardi Artisan and Hardi Panel bring together a blended palette. [BC&J Architects]

The result is a modern home that looks so beautiful, with high ceilings provide easy ventilation and light flooded the room. Circulation in the house is so well made, with the feel of a more open, it also gives freshness of the room, apart from that they also make a home more energy efficient. The interior looks with a simple arrangement of furniture, but give an impression of elegance and modern. In the middle of the house is equipped with an open area without a roof, in this area can become a place to relax in the outdoors without having to look outside the home. Also in other parts there is also a swimming pool and a place to relax outdoors. This is a fun idea that house, full of places to enjoy a relaxed atmosphere without having to get interference.

Photography by Paul Warchol Photography, David Jameson Architect, via

The house is getting a touch of color with all white, combined with flat roofs build by Jorge Mealha. The house is also equipped with several surface that is covered by a metal screening / shading device, making a smooth textured surface on the facade of the house emphasizes, also acts as a diaphragm type device to filter views between interior and exterior. Also acts as a passive control blinds between the internal and external spaces. All parts of a house that looks modern, finished with white painted walls, the external walls are also finished with painted stucco. In the interior, the walls are plaster finish painted white except for a major in the bathroom where the walls are covered in a white / gray striped natural marble. Floor circulation areas, corridors and stairs are in 10mm plain or folded thickness of the metal plate, painted with a pair of white epoxy enamel. Bedroom floors are finished in wood parquet industry slightest colored wax varnish finish. Social field which is covered with polished white stone and tile stone kitchen in brilliant black.

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