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This Missouri residence design by Studio Build is located in the Westside neighborhood, within walking distance of downtown Kansas City. By approaching the house on axis with the interior circulation, the order of the house is established immediately.
Design: Irving Smith Jack Architects. From a context of accrued simple shed-esk dwellings in an isolated and south facing New Zealand coastal surf community, a strategy of sequencing building ‘sets’ (aka surf) was generated to scale new form to its surrounds
Architects: Lin Kaixin Design
In the riverside teahouse, the “teahouse is whispering, smart and contemporary, whereas the river is running, thick and ancient. When the two are in organic combination, they are no longer independent individuals, but one in whole”.
Rainbow House by Architects MINARC completes all the R’s: re-purposed, re-used, re-cycled. This 5-unit apartment building was converted to a single-family residence by remodeling less than 50% of the existing structure. This simple eco-conscious design is focused on functionality and creating a healthy breathing family environment.
Design: Atelier Kastelic Buffey. Folding along the backbone of the Niagara Escarpment, this long, linear house is a delicate response to its landscape, as well as the architectural heritage of the region.
Design: Productora, architects. This building design started when a friend of the architects inherited of a number of polyester structures recovered from a modular house where they used to spend their weekends in the 1970s.
Design: DV8 Designs. The objective was to produce a welcoming urban hub that echoes the attributes of The Blind Pig, whilst adding in signature characteristics to make the new site stand out from the crowd
Design: NatureHumaine. The original part of the house, dating from the 1930s, is rejuvenated on the street side, and the attached garage is restructured to match, as well as to accommodate the new rooftop terrace
Architect: The Manser Practice. The site is located at the mouth of a natural river inlet on the Isle of Wight. Set on the site of an industrial building, the house commands views of the scenic shoreline lined with deciduous woodland
Design: Pleysier Perkins Architects. The house is set on a slope offering long views over treetops and an private backyard that leads to forgetting about its suburban context. The design is easily recognized by its dynamic roof shape, which cantilevers over terrace and pool, whilst being anchored by a double height chimney stack.
Architect: The Manser Practice. Brief for a weekend and holiday house, a compact 1960’s bungalow, to be enlarged, giving more living accommodation and enhancing the views of the sea, plus aintaining the site’s private/secret nature.
Hell’s Kitchen condominium building with 18 Residences from $1.75 to $2.95m, design by AvroKO. Gotham, a New York City-based real estate development firm, launche sales for its newest residential project, a schoolhouse-to-condominium conversion located.
Design: Carver + Schicketanz, architects – The 5,600 sqft Big Sur residence lies between a grove of mature oak trees, offering sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean. This sustainable luxurious home provides maximum privacy and premium comfort for its residents.
Design: Leckie Studio Architecture + Design. Inspired by crystalline patterns found in frost, an irregular motif is developed for the water jet cut metal wall and ceiling panels. This pattern also references UYU’s logo and identity, playfully suggesting the store’s product: ice cream.