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The Haifa House is one of residence designed by Pitsou Kedem Architects. It set in a historic avenue of Haifa’s French Carmel neighborhood. The project emphasizes and sharpens the differences between apparently similar design styles of contemporary minimalism influenced by Japan and the austere moderation of the modernism that characterized the end of the 1950’s. [...]
Posted on November 25th, 2011 under Residence House Design | No Comments »
The project is located in urban cultural of Bangalore, India. Designed for three generations living under one roof which is a common situation in this area, the House of Pavilions is an attempt at exploring emerging conditions. The house projected as an escape from the hostilities of the dense city while still being connected to [...]
Posted on August 8th, 2011 under Minimalist House Design | No Comments »
The owners wanted a small vacation house that allowed a casual and relaxed enjoyment of their weekend when escaping the urban everyday stress. The house set as a combination of contemporary architecture in natural agriculture site of Possanco. The project carries popular architectural styles with asymmetric roofs, with one of the two garrets longer, almost [...]
Posted on June 28th, 2011 under Village house design | No Comments »
This house was built in a very high inclined terrain, next to an environmental protection area, in the city of Rio Acima, Minas Gerais. The idea was to make a central basis box with the balconies suspended, giving the idea of a frame where the landscape would be involved. Incoming search terms:big house deck, arquitetura [...]
Posted on April 17th, 2011 under Hill House Design | No Comments »
This house was a blending of arts and nature force, combining in styles, volumes and materials. The uncommon style with hovering upper level glass box. Glass panels held by a bold, black frame which makes the upper level really stand out against the sky. Interior architecture is decidedly industrial in style, featuring brick walls, exposed [...]
Posted on November 6th, 2009 under Desert House Design | No Comments »