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Great Design vs. Small Costs

Created by Bates Masi Architects, winners of prestigious awards throughout the years, the Noyack Creek project comes with a great and revolutionary design considering the small budget that was used to build it. Located in the middle of beautiful nature elements, this house has a minimalist design, with an elegant but simple and monochrome exterior design. Large windows give the impression of space and allow the people inside to enjoy the views that the location has to offer. Interior stairs connect the rooms and add a feeling of richness, This place is located in New York, USA, far away from all the overcrowding of day to day urban life.

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  1. countertops said:
    October 19, 2009

    Great design!

  2. Heleno Suassuna said:
    October 19, 2009

    great solution for a small budget…wonderful!

  3. David Kitchenham said:
    October 19, 2009

    For an alternative perhaps use a hand made solid oak coffee table in light or dark oak, this will complement any décor.

  4. Perfect Desks said:
    September 4, 2010

    I love the design, bringing the world outside, inside. It obviously needs the right setting, but it’s stunning to see something contemporary like this. I wish radical designs like this were more accepted in the U.K.