Showing posts with label Dream Homes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dream Homes. Show all posts

Countryside house from Office for Word and Image

The wall not only provides privacy and protected patios but also frames views of the countryside. Besides it contrasts with the house and adds a touch of modernism to it. This house is a classic fermette (country home) that is surrounded by a futuristic steel wall. The wall is 12mm thick and painted in milky white color. It stands 3 meters away from the building and is 3 meters high, with only few, specific openings that interrupt it.

Garden meeting house by In.it.studios

It’s prefab in cedar and installed on the site as a guest house nestled amongst the trees. The garden studio features a double-glazed windows, heating, lighting and other things that makes it a perfect backyard addition. There are several other customizable prefab products that company can install for you. In.it.studios is an UK based company that design customizable garden studios. This garden studio in London is one of their works that shows how passionate the company is about modern and eco-friendly design.

House with metal wrap by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects

The wrap also changes the geometry of the house making it more simple and modern. At times privacy screening guardrail gold shading device, the house embraces the skin to create new found Relationships between indoor and outdoor and public and private modifiers. Jovanovic House is a renovation of the existing villa done by Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects. It’s located on a very aggressive slopping site in the Crestwood Hills Neighborhood of Los Angeles. The house is dressed in a continuos metal wrap that protects it from the sun and other weather conditions.

Modern farm houses by Propeller Z

Although during the renovation an elevated extortion was built. It features a kitchen and living room behind floor-to-ceiling glazing that capture south views. The extension haven’t internal connection to the main house in order to make owners go outside as much as they can. The project was made wit using materials that made it quite cheap, eco-friendly and energy efficient. This project is a renovation of a 200-year old farmhouse with a traditional U-shape in Viena, Austria. The living space is separated from the barn and stable with the courtyard. The south wing is half-buried into the slope and doesn’t feature beautiful views of the surroundings.

Three level house design by Suppose Design Office

Two tower stairwells located on the rooftop are entrances to the building. Below the entrances are all private and public spaces some of which are connected with a terrace. Thanks to large glazings and vertical orientation of the house almost all rooms features truly amazing city views. The interior is done as combination of raw concrete with wood furniture. Everything inside looks as minimalist as outside. House in Fukuyama is one of the latest works of Japanese design studio Suppose Design, located in Hiroshima, Japan. The house combines traditional for Japanese houses connection of indoors and outdoors with a modern Japanese minimalism. The three storey concrete residence is situated below street level.