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Light and Airy White House Design in the First Line of a Coastline

Saturday, May 21st, 2011

Light and Airy White House Design in the First Line of a Coastline

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Light and Airy White House Design in the First Line of a Coastline
This house is located on amazing site in the first line of a beautiful coastline of Mallorca. It’s designed by Jaume Riera and Joan Francisco Barceló Ascoli architects in very light and airy style. It’s accessible from both the sea and a back street. The ground floor is designed to enjoy panoramic views of the Mediterranean sea and of the nearby Cabrera island. There is everything needed for a comfortable holiday and living in the house. The design is very well planned. For example, a large courtyard that the house has is protected by service areas and walls from all sides. It features pines that were one the site before the construction. The sea front area is very well protected from the sunlight withot losing ability to catch great views through large glazing. The house’s interior is also great. It’s natural, comfortable and yet contemporary. The place is a real dream to live in.

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Light and Airy White House Design in the First Line of a Coastline

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Detached From The Ground House In The Canopy Of Trees

Friday, May 20th, 2011

Detached From The Ground House In The Canopy Of Trees

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Detached From The Ground House In The Canopy Of Trees
This house is located in the beautiful area near Sao Paulo, Brazil. Designed to be a pavilion supported only by five columns, the home has bedrooms, a living room, dining room and balconies facing a pool overlooking the beautiful beach of Guaruja. The house become a great holiday house for a family with two kids who likes to have a guests. Even though the site is really beatiful it wasn’t easiest place for construction. A structural 18m deck above the ground was used as an artificial foundation. Above this deck the whole building is made of metal. The house only has two floors and is accessible from the second one because it’s attached to the street. The first volume features housekeeper’s house, kitchen, service-area, steam bath, gym and four bedrooms. This house is one of those houses that makes architects to be proud of their work. [Bernardes Jacobsen Architecture]

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Natural Minimalism in Open Beach House Design – Laranjeiras House by Marcio Kogan

Wednesday, May 18th, 2011

Natural Minimalism in Open Beach House Design – Laranjeiras House by Marcio Kogan

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Natural Minimalism in Open Beach House Design – Laranjeiras House by Marcio Kogan
Marcio Kogan is Brazil’s designer who create beautiful modern house designs in minimalist and natural style. This house in Laranjeiras, neighborhood located in the Southern Zone of Rio de Janeiro, is one of his latest works which combines both styles in one beach house. Ultra wide openings and imperceptibly transition between indoors and outdoors what make this very comfortable. Minimalism softened through wood surfaces and stone walls make the house design’s modern but not cold. 6 bedrooms with balconies are located on second floor creating great places for rest and catch sunrise views. First floor have kitchen and maids quarters at the one wing and dining room, living areas, bar and games room at the other. [Marcio Kogan]

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Natural Minimalism in Open Beach House Design – Laranjeiras House by Marcio Kogan

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Modern Solar Powered Beach House

Tuesday, May 17th, 2011

Modern Solar Powered Beach House

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Modern Solar Powered Beach House
Solar power is a possible future for power in our homes. Year after year green ideas become stronger and solar power become stronger with them. Too bad that to power a house with solar energy it should be situated in right part of the planet. Zero Energy Design is one of not many studios that add complex solar solutions in their house designs.
Beach house in Truro is one of their works. It was designed to become perfect accommodation of a large family when their living their Boston residence for weekends and summers. There are a lot of bedrooms around the house and many of them have luxury water views. The roof sports a large solar electric array. A battery back-up and energy management system store electricity from the solar array to ensure the basic functions of the home through blackouts without the use of a gas-powered generator. Aside from energy efficient appliances and water heaters lighting system is also designed to be energy efficient
The combination the energy efficient building envelope and systems with the solar array will allow the home to produce as much energy as it uses over the course of a year.

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Family Beach House on a Long Narrow Site by BDA Architecture

Tuesday, May 17th, 2011

Family Beach House on a Long Narrow Site by BDA Architecture

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Family Beach House on a Long Narrow Site by BDA Architecture
BDA Architecture are those who designed this beach house located in the Miami suburb of Australia’s Gold Coast. It occupies a long narrow site 10m wide x 50m deep across the road from the ocean. The front side of the house contains a garage and entry at ground level, a living area on the first floor and a master suite on the second floor. Of course, the living area and the master suite both has terraces overlooking the ocean. The back side of the house contains bedrooms and a second living area which opens into the courtyard and pool. Courtyard is designed to be sheltered from the breezes and other winds. [BDA Architecture]

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