Posts Tagged ‘Solar Panels’

Contemporary House Eclectic Nature Of Venice Beach by Lewin Wertheimer Architect

August 18th, 2010

Contemporary house eclectic nature of Venice Beach

The house is 3100 square foot single family dwelling with a style responding to the climate of Southern California and the eclectic nature of Venice Beach. Areas of maximum light and air exposure and indoor and outdoor experience complete with front yard, porch, patio, swimming pool and garden space. Structure of the L-shaped space to create a diagonal dimension of expansiveness to maximize interior exterior boundary. Concrete is used on the ground floor for durability. Stained Mahogany wood windows, doors, cabinets, walls and floor of the second level is used again for a durable and to create a parable-a warm texture to the concrete and plasterboard.

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Amazing Building Concept is Smart Ideas Coloring World

August 6th, 2010

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Amazing concept of building houses, hotels, or other property with innovative ideas that we never met before. All this is like a dream, but reality. Buildings with unusual concepts apply all a dream. All of these architectural design actually encourages imagination and creative. Here was built a permanent residence with lake protection, artificial mountains for scenery, solar panels, wind tunnel and power stations to take advantage of wave energy, and there are no roads and no cars.

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Modern Cubic House with sustainable and eco-friendly technology Designed by Stephen Kanner Architect

May 14th, 2010

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Modern Cube houses designed by the architect team led by Stephen Kanner, Malibu house is 5 beautiful example of combining form with sustainable and environmentally friendly technologies.

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