Westgarth House is a single-family home designed by Melbourne-based Ben Callery Architects. The architects had designed a rear living space that opens onto an airy, double-height void that’s carefully orientated, glazed and cross-ventilated to flood the space with natural light, warmth, breezes and views of the surrounding trees.
This is a brand new, super modern house tied into the site’s original Victorian façade. The house sits on a dramatic uphill lot between two neighboring buildings, which we approached with a thoughtfully devised strategy to ensure successful site management, staging and access.
Project: Laidley Street Residence Architects: Michael Hennessey Architecture Location: San Francisco, California, United States Structural Engineer: Double-D Engineering Area: 3961.0 ft2 / 367 sqm Photography: Cesar Rubio Photography Laidley Street Residence is a family home in San Francisco designed by Michael Hennessey Architecture. Project description: A rare empty lot in the Glen Park neighborhood of San Francisco
This 7,500 square foot house was created in the Pacific Palisades Riviera neighborhood with views of the Pacific Ocean. The project began as a major renovation of an existing Spanish Mediterranean style home. As options were explored, it became irrational to renovate to the level of acceptable design that the clients aspired for.
Architects: Asdfg Architekten Project: Miller House Location: Berlin, Germany Photography: Michael Pfisterer Miller House is an old house in Berlin that has been rebuilt and refurbished by ASDFG Architekten. Project description: The history and special situation of the building was a big challenge, but we also saw a high potential in it to become a
Eliza House is a single-family house designed by Melbourne-based MRTN Architects. Sophisticated living on an elevated position enwrapped with the world famous panorama of Port Phillip Bay, this near new ultra modern residence is a grand statement in innovation and luxury.
This is a great result when we consider that they use electricity for their heating and cooling and the house is frequently occupied all day as one of the owners works from home regularly. This is a testament to the original brief and vision and everyday living of our clients and the benefits of carefully selected active technology systems designed in conjunction with passive solar design for natural heating and cooling.
Socially and professionally a couple desired to live in an urban environment. However, living in the city didn’t afford the lifestyle they wanted for their children as they approached school age. To compromise between remaining close to the city while raising their family, they relocated to the suburbs.
