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The Morumbi Residence by Drucker Arquitetura
Drucker Arquitetura have designed the Morumbi Residence in São Paulo, Brazil. Description of the Morumbi Residence by Drucker Arquitetura: The project started when Monica Drucker found a 2,500m² site at the top of Morumbi hills, in São Paulo, it was the ideal spot for her client’s residence. The area harmonized the view to the urban skyline with a tree-lines street, addition to excellent privacy conditions assured by the 1,50m unevenness relative to the street.
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The Marcus Beach House by Bark Architects
Bark Architects have designed the Marcus Beach House, located on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland, Australia. Full description after the photos…. The Marcus Beach House by Bark Architects The Marcus Beach house celebrates a natural, coastal setting providing its occupants with an inextricable relationship to the landscape and sensitive surrounding environment.
The Japanese architectural firm Edward Suzuki Associates , have sent us a project, which they say “is the first case of an industrialized house in Japan designed by an architect, Edward Suzuki, and built by a major housing manufacturer, Daiwa House Kougyo, in a collaborative effort.” Description of EDDI’s House from Edward Suzuki Associates: This is the first case of an industrialized house in Japan (and perhaps in the world) designed by an architect, Edward Suzuki, and built by a major housing manufacturer, Daiwa House Kougyo, in a collaborative effort. The house is named after the architect’s nickname and also stands for Edward Daiwa-House Design Innovation. Pre-designed and pre-fabricated and sold as a ready-made ” product,” the buyers’ characteristics, lifestyles, site conditions, etc. are not known at the time of design.
EDDI’s House by Edward Suzuki Associates
The Echo House by Kariouk Associates
Kariouk Associates have designed the Echo House in Ottawa, Canada; which involved renovating an existing 1924 Victorian-style house into an updated contemporary home. The Echo House by Kariouk Associates Task: To marry eighty-four years of history by integrating a contemporary, open and functional living space inside a 1924 landmark that overlooks the Rideau Canal. Project Challenge: The starting point for this renovation was a modest Victorian home in poor condition, whose rooms with small windows and dark interior spaces were separated from one another, as was typical of homes built in an era when privacy was a cultural priority. In another gesture to Victorian public decorum, the arrangement of the existing interior spaces reinforced the antiquated ideal that work life and family life should be kept distinct.
MAC Interactive Architects have recently completed the renovation of a 1970’s brick house in Sydney, Australia. Full description after the photos…. The Nicholson Residence by MAC Interactive Architects This extensive renovation of a 1970’s brick house in Cronulla contributes to contemporary interior design practice in its re-use of an existing building, adapted and modified to suit the changing needs of its long-standing owners. The original house was dark and cluttered with separate rooms for each function with no sense of flow. The energy embodied in an existing building is such that it is generally more sustainable to renovate than demolish and re-create.
The Nicholson Residence by MAC Interactive Architects
House 6 by Marcio Kogan (Conteporist)
Brazilian architect Marcio Kogan has recently completed the House 6 project in São Paulo, Brazil. Description of House 6 by Marcio Kogan: The House 6 project was thought out after the client had made an important request. The family wanted a covered external space to be used for everyday living. This space should be used to organize all the social life of the house.
Singapore based Wallflower Architecture + Design have completed the Water-Cooled House. Full description after the photos…. The Water-Cooled House by Wallflower Architecture + Design Project Title: Water-Cooled House Location: Bukit Timah, Singapore Project Completion: 2009 Architect: Wallflower Architecture + Design ( www.wallflower.com.sg ) Design Team: Cecil Chee, Robin Tan & Sean Zheng Photographer: Albert Lim Project Description
The Water-Cooled House by Wallflower Architecture + Design
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