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Showing posts with label USA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label USA. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Ocean front home
The ocean front home situated in California on the Pacific coast. At the upper level are four en-suite bedrooms, open plan kitchen, living and dining rooms, powder room and three-car garage. Lower Level has en-suite bedroom, offices, gym, screening room, bar & lounge and game room.
Architecture: Sagan Piechota
Photography: Joe Fletcher
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Contemporary home design, USA
The contemporary home design evolved from the client’s desire for a house that is a tranquil place for retreat, art and living. This house is seamlessly open to the ridge-top coastal site via operable glazed walls. The client asked for a master suite, a study for two, one guest room and an informal open living space.
Architecture: Neumann Mendro Andrulaitis
Photography: Ciro Coelho
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
White home, USA
This white home (USA) was the first house built in new entirely Modernist Dallas neighborhood. The site is irregularly-shaped and overlooks a waterway and public park. Covered porch leads to a double-height entry that is natural light illuminated from above. The space compresses before the next living double-height volume. The master bath, living space and dining space are arranged enfilade about a center space that leads through a double-height window to a park and sculpture garden.
Architecture and photography: Morrison Seifert Murphy
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Openhouse, Hollywood Hills, California
The Openhouse (Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, California) is embedded into a sharply sloping and narrow property in the Hollywood Hills, a site that led to the design of a house that is both open to the city below and integrated into the landscape. Retaining walls of the house are configured to design the second level`s garden terrace and to extend the living level on the first floor into the hillside.
Architecture: XTEN
Photos: Art Gray Photography

















































