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.
Built in the 1970s, this cedar-clad home with its multi-gabled roof was typical of an era when split-level design was the height of architectural acuity.
The Fish Creek house is located within the “Bohemian Fringe” of Wilson, Wyoming. It is built into a mature pine and spruce forest with views out of the forest edge across the Snake River Valley
Architects: Wingårdh Arkitektkontor Project: The Mill House Location: Västra Karup, Sweden Area: 50sqm Photography: James Silverman The Mill House is an old farm property transformed by Wingårdh Arkitektkontor in a family vacation home. Project description: This house is a manifestation of the Swedish ritual of sauna and bathing. It is an annex to a large
The Rustic Zen is a project completed by Cashmere Interior in collaboration with Locati Architects in order to create a cozy and sophisticated rustic mountain house with a feeling of Zen. Located in the Rocky Mountains of Montana
Project: Zn House – Traditional Toronto House Converted Designers: John Tong, Lead Designer / Nathan Dykstra, Senior Designer – +tongtong Location: Toronto, Canada Photographer: Lisa Petrole Multidisciplinary design studio +tongtong recently completed a renovation and addition to a traditional Victorian house in Toronto. The Zn House was a finalist in the 2015 Best of the
This is a reworking of a three-level townhouse to accommodate a family in the inner city Melbourne. We aimed for efficiency in plan, detail and in construction. Each level’s programmatic difference is reflected in the materials and the degree of intimacy, creating a series of interconnecting spaces, not rooms.
The Holdener family bought a beautiful property with two breath-taking views: towards the ocean and into the jungle. We decided to rest the house against the back of the steep hill of the site in order to stabilize the soil and protect the house from falling debris.
