The Houses at 1340 are a set of three houses in North Vancouver, Canada. The project was completed in 2015 by the Office of McFarlane Biggar Architects + Designers. The unique site is located between a forested park and a quiet lane with minimal traffic. Description by OMB: Turning down a quiet cul-da-sac, the three […]
Lubelso project includes a series of luxury homes designed by Melbourne-based Canny Studio. A Lubelso home built to cater for each family members’ individual needs. Comprising of 4 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 powder rooms, 2 living areas and a double garage this home provided a contemporary backdrop to the clients’ antiques and art pieces. From
We want a fun house to host friends and do everything we can do in the apartment,” said the clients in one of the first meetings that led to the project.
Project: Gateira Concrete House Architects: Camarim Arquitectos Architecture: Vasco Correia and Patrícia Sousa Collaborated: Tiago Garrido, Jonas Grinevicius and Christoph Schwander Location: Gateira, Penela, Portugal Date: 2009 – 2014 Built Area: 403 mp Site Area: 2143 mp Photography: Nelson Garrido Lisbon-based Camarim Arquitectos has completed in 2014 Casa na Gateira. The Gateira concrete house is built
Polish studio Mode:lina Architekci designed the D79 House for a young family with preschool children. Description by Mode:lina: “We are a family with little children, who will go to school soon.” This idea was a starting point to design a multifunctional house space, which brings together a lot of different duties – both school and domestic ones.
Designed by KEM Studio, this small modern house is situated in Kansas City, Missouri, United States. Madison House is built with low budget and comes with a unique and fresh appeal which certainly can inspire and captivate. The architect’s description. The goal of this project was to break conventional notions of what we “need” in a
Project: Invermay House Architects: Moloney Architects Builders: Spence Construction Location: Invermay, Victoria, Australia Year: 2015 Size: 344m2 Photo Credits: Michael Kai Winner – 2015 Australian Timber Design Award Invermay House is a residential project developed by Moloney Architects, architecture studio founded by Mick and Jules Moloney in 2007. This family home is located in the rural
Set on an irregular site with unique site constraints, this new residence is a relaxed and informal family home that embraces its lush garden surrounds. The house is composed of two intersecting volumes arranged to make best use of the sites orientation and outlook.
