Designing your dream home requires patience, attention to detail, and a clear vision. By setting goals, incorporating design principles, optimizing architectural elements, sourcing sustainable materials, and personalizing your home
Eco-friendly building materials reduce dependency on natural resources, such as gas and oil, and lower energy usage.
Window placement is one of the most significant factors in improving natural light within a space. For instance, an apartment can have windows only on one side. Still, it can illuminate two different rooms if planned strategically.
The Parkview House in Victoria, BC is a vision of the future. The two-story, single-family home & apartment suite is an ultra energy-efficient certified Passive House.
Recently completed in February 2019, Axiom Desert House made its debut as a Featured Home at this year’s Palm Springs Modernism Week—turning heads as a stunning, systems-built jewel that is now the private residence of designers Joel and Meelena Turkel, as well as a Living Lab for Turkel Design.
Villa 9010 is a new, two-storey, energy-efficient home for a young family in the seaside village of Dalkey, South County Dublin. Constructed in the side garden of the Client’s redbrick childhood home, at the entrance to a typical suburban cul de-sac, the site was previously occupied by the family’s garage and boat shed.
The strategy used for an energy-efficient home is to reduce its consumption by means of good covering insulation of the building and a good use of the heat gain and loss.
This unique house from Portland, Oregon, is an example of adaptation and reuse of an old building. Starting from this old building which is formed of three structures that have been made in different periods of the last century,
