Posts Tagged ‘Cross Ventilation’

Iseami Tropical House Setting UV Energy Concept by Robles Architects

August 14th, 2010

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Iseami Tropical House is a design house with tropical architecture concepts. Low construction on a site system with the integration between interior and exterior nature. This house was designed by considering the site, climate, environment, energy, cost and innovation in the development process. Roof of the house in the design of materials with large structural hybrid system provides energy. Iseami inspired home building project on insect exo framework that creates an open space between walls and ceilings for the elimination of room air quality.

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Modern House Design Innovation With Japanese-style Interior

July 27th, 2010

The house is named after the nickname of the architect and Edward Also a short-Daiwa House Design Innovation. Architects have decided, with the Assumption That Nowhere design the web site of the home is not environmentally-friendly conditions will from be placed around, as so often more than not proven by the experience of the architect for many years, and look That Should not the house Outward, but inward. With the design concept “is going to go out”, Which Means That the house has a terrace outside in the middle of Every house, Every room and looked out.

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Contemporary House Inland Hill Sites on the Southern Coast of Spain

July 26th, 2010

Contemporary House Inland Hill Sites of Spain

The core of this contemporary house is high on the double gallery flooded with natural light that runs on the slope of the site. Cross ventilation, combined with large overhangs and balconies cantilevered roof that provides shade the sun, reduce reliance on air conditioning and expand opportunities for comfortable outdoor living.

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Stronger Building Design With Panoramic Views in South Australia

July 26th, 2010

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The building is elevated three feet above the ground to maximize and strengthen saw a dramatic form. Buildings with Panoramic ocean view in South Australia and has a strong wind protection design makes a spectacular holiday home. Timber decked terrace either side of the living area offers a choice of outdoor seating for different wind direction.

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