A mid 1960´s villa by architect Guðmundur Kr. Kristinsson needed renovation and repair. The original house was a prime example of late modern architecture in Reykjavik. The project encompassed exterior renovations and retrofitting executed with respect to the high quality typical of Guðmundur´s design.
A home that boasts high ceilings, sculpted voids and an abundance of natural light; Moorooka house is a project we’ve nurtured for a few years. Working with incredible clients, and ensuring each of their ‘must haves’ were met, we believe we’ve created a home that has been meticulously designed, and suits the lifestyle needs of a large busy family.
Project: Horse Shoe House Architects: Preston Lane Architects Location: Hobart, Tasmania Photography: Derek Swalwell Horse Shoe House is a single family house designed by Preston Lane Architects, an award winning architectural practice founded by Daniel Lane and Nathanael Preston. Set in an established suburb on the outskirts of Hobart, the site takes in expansive views
Across the street from the property, in the low dunes near the Atlantic Ocean, a historic Life Saving Station serves as a cherished reminder of the maritime, military and architectural history of this coastal landscape.
The placement of the Echo Park house was very important to avoid removing any of the mature Cypress trees that surround the house. In one case the house surrounds the tree as the tree penetrates through the house.
Architects: Qarta Architektura Project: Palkovice House Location: Palkovice, Czech Republic Area 385.0 sqm Photographs: Jiří Hurt Palkovice House is a single-family house designed by Praha-based Qarta Architecture. Project description: The house is situated in the periphery of Palkovice, nearby Frýdek Místek. From this site there is the view on the Beskydy mountains. The first idea was to
Savion residence is a single-family home designed by Israeli studio Neuman Hayner Architects. Located in Savyon, Israel, the house has an area of 380 square meters. Description by Neuman Hayner Architects: The house was planned for a family of four. Two cubes separated by a passage combine into an “L” shaped house. The front cube, of double
Project: Cocoon House Architects: Landmak Architecture, JSC Architect in Charge: Ta Tien Vinh, Truong Tuan Chung Design Team: Le Minh Hoang , Ngo Hung, Dang Viet Anh , Nguyen Thao, Pham Dinh Hanh, Vu Nam Son, Do Tho Ha, Tran Viet Phu, Bui Huy Toan Project manager Cocoon House: Nguyen Trong Huan The Cocoon House
