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Hovering Roof Defining Contemporary Single-Level Home: Injidup Residence

Wright Feldhusen Architects… completed the design of an intriguing looking project entitled Injidup Residence  and located in Yallingup, Australia. Due to site restrictions- it is forbidden for the buildings in the area to exceed four meters in height- the architects came up with a plan for a practical single-level residence. As for the structure of this beach family crib, here

Home Resembling a Wooden Vessel in Norway: Villa Storingavika

Villa Storingavika was designed by Bergen-based studio Saunders Architecture… and is located in the outskirts of Bergen, Norway. Especially developed for a family with two children, the villa overlooks breathtaking fjords and a stretch of Norway’s west coast archipelago and answers its inhabitants needs for peaceful and comfortable living. According to the architects,“Villa Storingavika is a textbook example of a

Small, Smart & Easily Movable Hut On New Zealand’s Shoreline

Set in a serene environment on the shore of New Zealand’s Coromandel Peninsula, this modern hut is a small and simple holiday retreat. Easy to remove from this coastal erosion zone, the contemporary hut named Whangapoua was built on two thick wooden sleds that can be loaded on a barge and moved. Designed by Crosson Clarke Carnachan…, which you

Red Walls and Glistening Fins Defining a Modern Home in Australia

The creative team at WoodWoodWard Architecture… completed the design for Finn House, a modern residence settled amid the trees and coastal scrub on the Silverleaves Foreshore, in Victoria, Australia. The architecture of the project stands out due to the use of red glazed brick walls, functionally separating the areas of the residence. Here is more information from the official description

Eight Green Roofs Under One Remarkable Project in Sweden: Arlevagen

Architecture company Helhetshus… developed an intriguing project entitled Arlevagen in Gothenburg, Sweden, consisting of eight similar houses. The landscape surrounding the buildings is defined by giant oak trees and the beautiful lake Sävelången, which partially determined the orientation of each dwelling: “By using the existing conditions of the site and placing the houses halfway over the edge of the hillside;

One Week Left Until May’s Biggest Architecture Event: ROCAD 2012

The University of Architecture and Urbanism „Ion Mincu” of Bucharest celebrates this year its 120th anniversary in an ample event that is going to take place at Parliament Palace in Bucharest, on 16-18th May: Romanian Convention of Architecture and Design (ROCAD). ROCAD’s unique concept – a balanced mix of conferences and exhibitions – has created a stir among the architects…

Impressive Warehouse Conversion in Melbourne, Preserving Inspiring Details

When completed tastefully, a warehouse conversion can provide a strong appeal to a dwelling. This is the case with this inspiring property… located in Abbotsford, a suburb in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Preserving original industrial elements and making the most out of the existing brick walls, this dwelling cleverly and aesthetically combines some of the features of the old warehouse with

Sculptural Home in Munich Built Using Prefabricated Materials

Envisioned and implemented by German studio Titus Bernhard Architekten…, House 11 x 11 gives the overall impression of a small, compact home. The 1,960 square foot (182 square meters) contemporary abode in Munich, Germany, was especially developed to serve the needs of a family, in an area that captures the serenity of natural elements. According to the architects, “House

Party House in Thailand: L71 by Office of Architectural Transition

Developed for occasional entertainment and many guests, L71 Residence by Office [AT]… comes with a spectacular appearance and an interesting structure. Some of the public areas, including the living room and parking, are situated in the front side of the house, while the opposite side shelters a dining zone and a guest bedroom, overlooking the swimming pool. Here is more

Using Natural Light To Illuminate An Industrial/Modern Hybrid Home

The exquisite black zinc-covered House Little Venice in London shelters a fascinating space arrangement perforated by natural light right down to the underground library and screening room. Imagined by Wells Mackeret…, this residence features a wide array of carefully selected details, from the rusted steelwork that offers mechanical control of the windows to the black engineering brickwork defining connections

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