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Modern Residence In Japan Integrating True Trees In The Structure ~ Modern Interior Designs. The Garden Tree House is a project restored by Hironaka Ogawa & Associates in Kagawa, Japan.

Modern Residence In Japan Integrating True Trees In The Structure ~ Modern Interior Designs

Observed from the outdoors, the property looks completely regular (it has a modern design, a straight neat façade and a beautiful zen garden surrounding it). The Private House With a Modern Interior in L.A - Ideastodecor. The Private House-this super stunning residence could be a project developed by meridith baer and la kaza. ravishing and gorgeous, The Private House residence located within the spectacular town of los angeles, aims out to provide a unique living experience out to its inhabitants. the house promises a staggering panoramic view within the town and a few as to the most exquisite high class facilities : a gorgeous wine cellar, a home theatre area, where you might want to soak the shape of your toes into comfy pillows whereas watching time and again once more your favourite movies, beside your folks, a surprising luxury swimming pool with a broader patio but a refined terrace, on top of all this.

The Private House With a Modern Interior in L.A - Ideastodecor

Tags : modern house design 2014lHOUSE INTERIORS 2014l2014 interior decorating inspirationlhouses interiorlmodern interior house designslmodern church interiorsl2014 modern home decorl Luxury House Designed To Shelter Im. Chris Clout Design. Minimalist Japanese Residence With An Great Car Elevator. The Japanese have often been followers of minimalistic type, living straightforward lives using basic layout.

Minimalist Japanese Residence With An Great Car Elevator

The Kre House is a prime example of minimalist Japanese layout. It sits in a little plot with a large garage on the ground floor capable of holding 9 vehicles. Generally when you can afford 9 vehicles, you&#8217re most probably driving some really nice autos. Archetonic Design The Interior Of An Apartment That Overlooks Mexico City. ARCHETONIC have designed the interior of a penthouse apartment that overlooks Mexico City.

Archetonic Design The Interior Of An Apartment That Overlooks Mexico City

The designer’s description Penthouse MK is an interior design project where our principal design premise was to enhance the sense of spaciousness. The building that is home to the penthouse boasts a transparent façade that inspired to take best advantage of the spectacular views over western Mexico City, and the sunsets. To achieve this we resorted to a very clean, lightweight geometry, using rectangular prisms to delimit the spaces without obstructing the visual communication between them. These architectural elements that distribute the spaces also serve other specific functions depending on their location, and make sense of how the space is used.

The public and private areas are circumscribed by their two levels. This Outdoor Lounge Area Is Like An Oasis In The City. SVOYA Studio have designed a multi-function lounge area in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine, that features sunken seating and a drop-down projection screen for watching movies.

This Outdoor Lounge Area Is Like An Oasis In The City

This Floor Is Made Of Broken Shards Of Glass. Gisele Taranto Architecture has partnered with LZ Studio to create a laboratory of ideas – LAB LZ by GT.

This Floor Is Made Of Broken Shards Of Glass

This partnership has resulted in a space that has been designed specifically for Casa Cor Rio. Currently on show until October 4th at Villa Aymoré, Casa Cor Rio invites architects and designers to design their spaces, like a fashion show, using a lot of creativity and seeking to present to the public the biggest releases of materials, technologies and design concepts. This year, LAB LZ by GT, have designed a space with a suspended glass floor, featuring mirror shards located in the empty space between the existing subfloor and finished floor. The designers used the mirrors to highlight the concept of depth and reflection that they were aiming to achieve with this interior.

Collaborators: Maneco Quinderé (Lighting), Vanda Klabin (curating art) and Landscape (landscaping) Corben Architects Design A Home That Is A “Resort Away From A Resort” Corben Architects have designed the renovation of the Clareville House in Sydney, Australia.

Corben Architects Design A Home That Is A “Resort Away From A Resort”

The architect’s description This substantial alterations and additions project has transformed an elevated and highly exposed west-facing waterfront double block into a private oasis encapsulating the peace and tranquillity of its setting. A Contemporary Redesign For A 1960s House In New York. Photography by John Muggenborg.

A Contemporary Redesign For A 1960s House In New York

Pitsou Kedem design a home of concrete and glass. Photography by Amit Geron Tel Aviv-based studio Pitsou Kedem, have designed the “Concrete Cut” house in Ramat Gan, Israel.

Pitsou Kedem design a home of concrete and glass

From the street, you can see that the mostly concrete home has multiple levels. A glass enclosed cut-out offer views of the internal staircase. At night, the home is brightly lit. A half-size concrete wall defines the property line of the home. Hidden lighting under the treads make it easier to walk at night. Inside The Redesign Of A Concrete Home In Vancouver. BattersbyHowat Architects have completed a contemporary update for the Eppich house in West Vancouver, Canada, that was originally designed by Canadian architect Arthur Erickson in 1972.

Inside The Redesign Of A Concrete Home In Vancouver

Photography by Sama Jim Canzian. This poolside sunken seating area was designed for an Italian winery. This 1980s house was updated with a lot of glass. Architect Luciano Kruk designs a house made of three stacked forms of rough unfinished concrete overlooking a golf course in Argentina. Photography by Daniela Mac Adden Architect Luciano Kruk, has designed a house located just north of the coastal town of Pinamar, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. A home in California designed for an art collector. Photography by Russell Abraham Photography Swatt|Miers Architects have completed a home in Portola Valley, California, that was designed for an avid art collector. The home, built on a 3.8-acre site, is a beautiful, gently sloping parcel, with mature oak, cedar and pine trees.

The architects mention that their client’s main desire was to “live in a house that was itself a work of art.” The home is L-shaped, anchored by a three-story concrete wall, that projects into the landscape to frame outdoor spaces on both sides of the house. Perpendicular to the house and topography, is a 75’ long swimming pool with linear wood deck, and rectangular lawn. Wooden slats have been used to provide privacy and to break up the concrete wall.