Killara House: Extended and Transformed by Bijl Architecture
Sydney-based Bijl Architecture recently completed Killara House. Located in the Sydney suburb of Killara this red brick house on a sandstone
Sydney-based Bijl Architecture recently completed Killara House. Located in the Sydney suburb of Killara this red brick house on a sandstone
George House is a architectural project completed by Australian architectural firm Cambuild. The company is headquartered in Perth. Description by Cambuild: With an impressive double-volume entrance setting the tone, this ‘modern natural’ home design combines contemporary and natural materials as effectively as it combines form and function. The zoned layout unfolds from the entrance hub, providing a
Buddy’s House, designed by Sergey Makhno Architects and completed in 2014, represents a striking exploration of architectural contrasts, seamlessly integrating bold modern design with natural elements.
The Valley House is ingeniously molded to follow the natural contours of a northwest-facing valley, offering views down to the city and river below. Central to its design is a focus on the valley outlook, creating a home that visually integrates with its landscape.
This house, built by Dwell Development, is the first Built Green Emerald Star certified home in Seattle. Emerald Star certified homes must achieve net zero energy usage by way of generating electricity from a renewable source. Built with reclaimed wood and metal siding, the house is the perfect compliment to the surrounding trees and the Seattle sunshine.
Tower House is a renovation and creativ extension to a weatherboard house in Alphington, Victoria, Australia. We restored the original, where we have two kids’ rooms, a bathroom and living spaces.
Gateira is a hamlet placed on a beautiful hill planted with vineyards, pines and olive trees with splendid views over the southern tip of Serra da Estrela, the highest point in mainland Portugal. The clients – a British couple – wanted a second home to give them space, open air and silence, in contrast to their life in London.
The 1653 Residence stands as a testament to modern living in Kansas City’s vibrant Westside neighborhood, a community cherished for its eclectic blend of restaurants, small businesses, and urban dwellers who thrive in the heart of the city.