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American architect Robert M. Gurney has designed the Wissioming2 House in Glen Echo, Maryland. The house sited on a sloping, wooded lot with distant views of the Potomac River. The house is organized into two volumes connected with glass bridges that span a reflecting pool which separates the volumes. Secondary volumes intersect and overlap the [...]
Posted on May 23rd, 2012 under Forest House Design | No Comments »
Karl Dreer in collaboration with Felix Bembé & Sebastian Dellinger have designed the HI-MACS House in Bavaria, Germany. Alongside the design-oriented building form, significant focus is placed on the materials used in this house. The ecological balance of their dream house was very important to the builder. The use of natural, breathable materials was thus [...]
Posted on September 14th, 2011 under Modern House design | No Comments »
The site offer heavily wooded lot overlooking the Potomac River in Glen Echo, Maryland. The new house occupies the footprint of a pre-existing house in an effort to minimally disturb the site, removing no mature hardwoods in the process. A new swimming pool is suspended twenty feet above grade to further reduce the impact to [...]
Posted on February 15th, 2011 under Forest House Design | 1 Comment »
The Hezelia Home designed in modern yet minimalist to blend inside and outside creating dramatic atmosphere and wide open spaces. This vacation home is situated on the coast in the center of the country. It built on three central masses that surround a large internal courtyard with a swimming pool at its center. The central [...]
Posted on January 3rd, 2011 under Modern House design | No Comments »
This pavilion-house is an exercise in agreement between a soft topography and a living space. A patch of concrete structure that runs throughout the plot from the lowest point to the top. Curved shapes to circumvent the trees and the swimming-pool of a grove-garden carefully looked after for many years. Incoming search terms:concrete pavilion, guest [...]
Posted on November 12th, 2010 under Minimalist House Design | No Comments »