The manufacturing and administrative building for a rapidly growing family company. The construction with a green roof and transparent spaces support contact and communication within the company. The new building complies with the strict norms of manufacturing.
The Trott residence and site are designed as one; weaving together inside and outside, building and nature, old and new. This home features a green roof and a 10kW solar array.
The Y-Shaped house stands like a tripod, to privilege views to the valley but also wants to ensure to cover, radially, the whole environment. A series of enclosed spaces and courtyards succede each other and are distinguished by their use, closely linked to sun exposure. In the center, a covered outdoors space
Design: Jeff King & Company Project: 5th Avenue House Architect of record: Marguerite Lonegran Location: San Francisco, California, US Photography: Brian Mahany 5th Avenue House is a open floor family home in San Francisco designed by Jeff King & Company. Project description: This family of four was looking for more private bedrooms and a more
Edgeland House is a private residence designed by Bercy Chen Studio in Austin, Texas. The Edgeland House is commissioned by a science fiction writer enthralled with 21st century human habitation in the urban frontiers of abandoned industrial zones.
Architects: Vo Trong Nghia Architects, ICADA Project: Hoan House – Rooftop Garden House Project Team: Võ Trọng Nghĩa, Masaaki Iwamoto Area: 276,77 sqm Location: Tp. Nha Trang, Khánh Hòa, Vietnam Photography: Hiroyuki Oki Vietnamese architecture studio Vo Trong Nghia Architects has recently completed Hoan House, an attractive rooftop garden house that delight you with a stunning green
Located in the magnificent region of Cap-à-l’Aigle in the heart of Charlevoix, the Malbaie V residence is part of a unique residential hillside development offering stunning views of La Malbaie, the St. Lawrence River and the surrounding mountains.
Broissin Architects have recently completed Irekua Anatani house in Valle de Bravo, Mexico. Description by architect: The name “Avandaro” comes from a Purépecha (a native language) word that means “place of the orchard” or “place in the clouds”. It was a territory originally inhabited by the tarasco indigenous people; who gave it this name, from whose
