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Plus House Ecuador, new residence design by WE architecture – home by Danish architects, South American residential architecture images
The generous climate and beautiful surroundings of Puerto Cayo represents a unique possibility of developing a future settlement which will attract residents from not only Ecuador but other countries as well.
Leeuwarden is a provincial town in the north of Holland. The landscape in this region has been conquered from the sea and therefore it is mostly flat and consists of green polders, dykes and many lakes.
Planning permission has been granted for a mixed development of 78 traditional new homes & 9 apartments on the site of the old Dairy in Princes Tower Road, St Saviour, Jersey.
The project arose in untypical conditions: it was supposed to be built in two different places – near Pszczyna and in the outskirts of Berlin.
Art as part of life was the main purpose of the small house in the 17th-century pleasure garden belonging to Wijlre Castle. It accommodates seemingly disparate spaces, i.e. two greenhouses, a hen house, a tool shed and a living room, together with the space for art.
Beveridge House, Biggar property, Scotland – by Andrew Black Design, Architects – new Scottish residential building, photos by Keith Hunter Photography, architecture: Biggar house
Boolarong & Kinkabool is a development for two small detached houses on an elevated site ‘Point Lookout’, NorthStradbroke Island, QLD. The two houses are generally identical with differences only occurring in response to the particular site location including topography.
Victorian House Extension in London. The main aim of the project was to create a sense of unity between the back garden and the house, allowing nature to play a significant part in the daily activities of the family.
Sorisdal House sits within a small settlement at the north tip of the island of Coll. The new house replaces a poor quality bungalow and focuses on addressing issues of orientation, appropriateness of massing and sensitivity to context.
Outdoor space is gliding into the inside space and the on the roof created idyllic garden can be experienced and reached from every room and is even surrounded by each single one of it.
RIBA South has awarded Henley-based architect Spratley Studios with a commendation in its Conservation Awards.
The house would have to be spread over three floors in order to adjust to about 10 meters in height difference between the extremes of the longitudinal field.
The Kenmare house project is a major reworking of a dilapidated 1960s bungalow overlooking Kenmare River. The existing property was poorly insulated and much of the fabric was in a deteriorated state.
The refurbishment and extension of this semi-detached suburban family home creates a continuous, kinked living space at ground floor terminating in a new garden room.
The presented project – Caetano & Assis House – was originated from the transformation of a place that it maintains a rural identity that derives from the surrounding environment
Overlooking Cape Cod’s Pleasant Bay, the project features a main house, art studio and guest apartment, and detached office tower.
Typical of the era, the house was divided into many tiny rooms and so the primary intervention was to open up the spaces, for which 22 new support steels were added.