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Gayton Road Residence by Richard Paxton – Modern Glass House

Gayton Road Residence by Richard Paxton  Gayton Road Residence by Richard Paxton   Modern Glass House

Gayton Road Residence by Richard Paxton

The Gayton Road residence is an astonishing modern house designed by Paxton Locher discreetly located in the heart of Hampstead Village. This 6,500 sqf is set behind electric gates, and has a front courtyard with two off-street parking spaces. It set around a spectacular 40ft double-volume reception room. This room has two retractable glass rooflights which, when open, transform the space into an open-air courtyard. Running alongside is a dramatic custom-made glass swimming pool. (more…)

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Posted by on January 30th, 2012 1 Comment

Concrete House by Simon Twose

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Concrete House by Simon Twose

The client also act as the builder want to build a large house on very small site and the residential rules in the area fairly severe. It realized by developing a courtyard house, compressed into the small site and composed of three levels. To response the taut geological and aesthetic context of Wellington, the structure use heavy concrete elements that appear to have been jolted by large forces. (more…)

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Posted by on December 4th, 2011 1 Comment

Open Block House by ARQX arquitectos

Open Block by ARQX arquitectos  Open Block House by ARQX arquitectos

Open Block by ARQX arquitectos

The theme implemented for this Open Block by ARQX arquitectos is “Light and Shadow“. It also keeps the relationship with the outside and the demand for vertical and horizontal planes that are repeated throughout the interior route. (more…)

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Posted by on November 18th, 2011 No Comments

House in Costa d’en Blanes by SCT Estudio de Arquitectura

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House in Costa d’en Blanes by SCT Estudio de Arquitectura

This project sited on a long, narrow plot a more or less pronounced slope in Costa d’en Blanes, Mallorca, Spain. SCT Estudio de Arquitectura invert the situation level of the day and night areas, positioning the night zone on the ground floor and the day zone on the upper floor, where the views are better and there is more privacy with regard to the adjoining plots and allowing for use of the pool and solarium on the level where the daytime activity is generated. (more…)

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Posted by on November 7th, 2011 No Comments

Dune House by Jarmund/Vigsnæs Architects (JVA)

Dune House by JVA  Dune House by Jarmund/Vigsnæs Architects (JVA)

Dune House by JVA

Norvegian studio Jarmund/Vigsnæs Architects (JVA) in collaboration with Mole Architects has design Dune House, a vacation home in the south of Thorpeness, a village in Suffolk, England. (more…)

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Posted by on October 22nd, 2011 No Comments