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Aqua Grid House / Mindspace

August 26, 2020 Hana Abdel 0

This house is located in a quiet neighborhood in Pune. Abutted by two roads lined with large banyan trees, the site had an existing art-deco house, set amidst large trees. The program was to demolish the old house and construct a new one. The idea was to preserve most of the trees; hence the new house predominantly occupied the area of the existing house and started responding to the surrounding trees.

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Lee&Tee House / Block Architects

August 26, 2020 Sabrina Leiva 0

“This house means everything to us because it is the fruit of constant efforts to pursue our dreams,” said the homeowners, a married couple of young age and active lifestyle. Talking about the house they have just bought, they wanted to renovate it into new living spaces and a home office–a fashion factory producing handcrafted leather products.

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White stucco Casa Mami by Working Holiday Studio contrasts California desert landscape

August 26, 2020 Kristine Klein 0
Casa Mami by Working Holiday Studio

Los Angeles design firm Working Holiday Studio has transformed a property in the California desert into a shoppable holiday home that “stands out” against its desolate landscape Casa Mami is located in Pioneertown, California, an unincorporated community outside of Joshua Tree National Park in Southern California. After visiting the area Carlos Naude and Whitney Brown

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Lighting Is An Important Design Feature On This Modern House

August 26, 2020 Erin 0

Lighting is a key element in the design of this modern house in Bangkok. Recently completed by Thai architecture firm WARchitect, the house has clean lines that are accentuated by the use of lighting. The lights have been used to highlight the straight horizontal lines of the house, with the lighting being featured both on […]

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Lighting Is An Important Design Feature On This Modern House

August 26, 2020 Erin 0

Lighting is a key element in the design of this modern house in Bangkok. Recently completed by Thai architecture firm WARchitect, the house has clean lines that are accentuated by the use of lighting. The lights have been used to highlight the straight horizontal lines of the house, with the lighting being featured both on […]

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A Built-In Dining Bench Saves Space Inside This Narrow House

August 26, 2020 Erin 0

Custom design solutions, like a built-in dining bench, are one way to make the most out of the available space in a narrow house. When London Atelier designed the interior of this townhouse, they had to think about space carefully as the home was quite narrow. Their solution was to design a custom dining area […]

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A Built-In Dining Bench Saves Space Inside This Narrow House

August 26, 2020 Erin 0

Custom design solutions, like a built-in dining bench, are one way to make the most out of the available space in a narrow house. When London Atelier designed the interior of this townhouse, they had to think about space carefully as the home was quite narrow. Their solution was to design a custom dining area […]

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The Urban House in Herzliya / Shachar – Rozenfeld Architects

August 26, 2020 Pilar Caballero 0

After years of dreaming about a spacious and private house, this family of five decided to leave their four bedroom apartment and build a customized home in a quiet neighborhood in Herzliya, a city just 20 minutes from Tel Aviv. Right after choosing their lot, the family approached Shachar-Rozenfeld Architects with a clear vision – a practical and cozy home that includes three bedroom suites for the children, a nice yard with a pool and most importantly – lots of privacy.

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Bellarine Hillside House / Freehand Projects

August 26, 2020 Andreas Luco 0

Located on the beautiful Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria, the Bellarine Hillside House by Freehand Projects is designed to engage with its natural Australian bush environment to create a sense of sheltered prospect. Designed to feature the site’s endangered yellow box eucalyptus trees, the house’s distinctive form mimics the slope of the land. Strong westerly breezes are directed up and over the facade, creating a calm, protected zone on its leeward-side. The house’s primary form is created by a series of exposed timber frames in a bold expression of structure. It is partly inspired by ‘Taliesin West’, the house and studio built in Scottsdale Arizona by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1937. A Goal To Entwine Lifestyle With Nature And Community Freehand Projects is known for creating thoughtful, relaxed architecture that sustainably integrates with the world around it. With the natural landscape as their design starting point.