The house looks like it sprung from the earth. The unique shaped house and wisely placed window gives a superb view of the sky. Dubbed as Montblanc House by Studio Velocity, this house stand proudl in Okazaki, Japan. Inside the house is a continous space with three story in total. » Read more: Great solution Modern Montblanc House by Studio Velocity
Archive for March, 2012
Great solution Modern Montblanc House by Studio Velocity
March 31st, 2012Awesome Desert House by Marmol Radziner in Desert Hot Springs, California
March 31st, 2012A house in the middle of desert? Looking at this place the question doesn’t sound so bad anymore, in fact we welcome it. This house is located in Desert Hot Springs, California. It L-shaped design protects you from the desert wind. We wonder how are they going to clean that pool when there’s a lot wind. » Read more: Awesome Desert House by Marmol Radziner in Desert Hot Springs, California
Contemporary Fieldview House Design by Blaze Makoid Architecture
March 28th, 2012A house built on a flat, one acre flag lot. It’s U-shaped residence with a pool on it’s center. The house on a level has a cheerful and rowdy nuance on it, like a jumbled but harmonous melody. Take a look at the different shape and volume that create the whole thing and you will understand. On one side is a two-story bedroom with an extended deck to enjoy the views. Across it are the public space separated by the pool. The central volume that connect the private and public wing consist of living room, dining room and kitchen. All done with a touch of retro on it’s furniture. » Read more: Contemporary Fieldview House Design by Blaze Makoid Architecture
Stunning Contemporary Mill Valley Cabins by Feldman Architecture
March 22nd, 2012These cabins area a two part of accesory of an existing hillside home. The client wanted an additional structure to be built as a support for the original house. The program requested was a artist studio and a yoga space also doubles as a private guest cabin. The two small cabins were built between trees for optimal camouflage. It was built on a slope, kind of a top of each other. The lower’s cabin had a garden for a roof, as such provided additional scenery for the upper cabin. » Read more: Stunning Contemporary Mill Valley Cabins by Feldman Architecture



