“Sulpture of traditional house ” was intended primarily to provide the value of “high use” to its citizens. Its proximity to the north to minimize heat loss and open to the south for solar gain and the first certified Passive House Ile de France. The entire assembly of the structure of the house is a massive wood panels, prefabricated and assembled on site, and the foundation slab is the only concrete element. Use of natural materials intended for aesthetic and economic. Photovoltaic panels on the roof capable of producing 2464985 kWh / year energy. -Karawitz Architecture-
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Posted by archplan on August 24th, 2010
Houses in Minaminachi 3 is a home designed for couples with two children, and have a garage, master bedroom and the entrance on the ground floor. Located in Hiroshima and designed by Suppose Design Office with a unique design that connects between the building and its exterior elements.
Surrounded by a concrete shell to create a series of terraces offset triangle between inner and outer walls. Space between the wall and the house at first and second floors have been filled with perforated steel, creating a terrace that allows light into the courtyard. House structure is steel frame construction and outer walls made of reinforced concrete. The kitchen and living room located on the first floor and two-bedroom house the children, sitting in a corner room with a wall around it, giving the porch and yard of their triangular shape. Total floor area: 79.23sqm (1F: 26.41sqm 2-1F: 26.41sqm 2-2F: 26.41sqm). Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by archplan on August 20th, 2010
This building is a design room for a Japanese sneaker brand, Dragon Beard, as well as residential houses located in Takarazuka, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. Built on a hillside with a height of 330 meters with different levels of the site is 8 meters and the site area711.46 ?.
Living space was built between two mounds of two mounds on the slope of a site that is not flattened, with the opposite angle to be increased. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by archplan on August 19th, 2010
Villa Saitan a collective housing project consisting of 11 units located in Nishioji-hachijo, Kyoto. Designed by “Eastern design office” with the concept of providing an answer to how to build low collective housing in a quiet but solid. Built in 301.82 ? area. Saitan name is defined as: Tan is the color of the temple gate, bright red. It is also the color of pale red granite and Sai is defined as the beautiful colors that make things more interesting. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by archplan on August 18th, 2010
If you want a shelter to relax in the Backyard, the following design is an idea that is suitable for the family can gather together and enjoy the outdoor atmosphere. The “habitable polyhedron” which involves a series of vast space was designed by a “Colombian architect Manuel Villa”. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by archplan on August 17th, 2010
The building was constructed with polycarbonate and steel, with internal walls to bring the whole house lower ground floor level. Fitted furniture spread like a tree architecture, including: a base that is concentrated and containing kitchen, toilet, storage and stairs. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by archplan on August 16th, 2010
This is a house design, oriented to take advantage of the natural condition of most of the land while maintaining the existing orange and able to maintain a small ecological footprint while enjoying the beauty of the big island and the Pacific Ocean. Scissor house designed by “BCHO Architect” and located in a tropical landscape and high winds, Jeju Island, Korea. Some of the interior of the house such as sliding doors throughout the main living and dining room can be opened all over the house to the sea for most of the year, a small & secure moss rock faces & entry steps to the main living room overlooking the courtyard, atapterus consistently low and monolithic to allows a single form of protection from strong winds moving at home, increasingly adjust to the existing natural conditions. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by archplan on August 14th, 2010
Space Invader is the design of the sofa with a black and white colors covered with skins of all, the two glass surfaces, which is really soft and comfortable, especially lined and made with memory foam and inspired the classic game “Space Invader” sofa looks fun, fashionable and trendy. Decorative furniture with a touch of retro designed by Igor Chak. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by archplan on August 14th, 2010
The building is located on the Peninsula de Osa, Costa Rica with the concept of low maintenance homes for these buildings, reduce the impact of management plans and designs with the natural environment.
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Posted by archplan on August 12th, 2010
Moose Hill House Design aims for urban spatial arrangements in the rural atmosphere with a certain orientation which defines the two organizations split level house. Modern form with the strategy of geo-thermal heating and cooling, make the design of this house has a small impact on the environment as possible. Continuity in the “Smart-Framing” to reduce the amount of wood needed, roof garden to manage run-off, super-insulation to reduce heat loss is emphasized in this design to achieve maximum value and efficiency. -Utile-
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Posted by archplan on August 11th, 2010
