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Pavilion Extension Grantchester, Cambridge
Grantchester Pavilion Extension design by Ashworth Parkes Architects doubles dining space and kitchen, adds bootroom, utility space and larder – plus opens up interior in Cambridgeshire, England, UK
Kua Bay Residence on Kona, Hawaii
Kua Bay Residence, Hawaii property design by Walker Warner Architects on rugged stretch of coastline: family retreat embraces the spirit of Mauka-Makai—the symbolic flow of lava from mountain to sea
Water Mill residence in The Hamptons, NY
Water Mill Residence in the Hamptons, New York luxury home design by Mojo Stumer, NY – contemporary enfilade features mixed wood, blackened steel and dark stone slabs
Tres Amores Residence in Nosara, Costa Rica
Studio Saxe designed Tres Amores Residence, a family home perched on hilltops of town of Nosara, Costa Rica, that blends and hides within its natural surroundings
Rowan Residence, Franklin Canyon Park California
Robert Skinner was one of Los Angeles’ most renowned mid-century modern architects, his 1961 Rowan Residence, California has been restored, updated and on the market for $10M!
Earthships houses built out of trash
These ecological buildings made out of recycled materials are completely self-sustaining. No need for water electricity, gas, or any other governmental owned resources. Earthships – houses built out of trash
