Modern Country House Design by De Blacam and Meagher Architect

November 6th, 2009
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Modern Country House Design by De Blacam and Meagher Architect

The house is planned so that all rooms can have a cross drought if required, day and night, to obviate the need for air-conditioning. Rainwater on primary roofs and terraces is collected and stored in large cisterns under the pool terraces.The entrance and rear gardens have been carefully terraced and landscaped using hand cut local stone for the retaining walls to the terraces which are planted with old olive trees and scented wild flowers. Olive trees are the only “new” plants introduced to the site

Modern Architecture House by Italian Architect Duilio Damilano

August 14th, 2009
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Modern Architecture House by Italian Architect Duilio Damilano

Designed by Duilio Damilano in Cuneo, Italy, the B House features modern shapes that promote fresh, open spaces, large windows that offer awesome views of the mountains nearby, great lighting and an amazing pool coming together to make this house looks like a great addition to the natural scenery it was built in. Too bad the interior remains mostly a mystery, because it looks just as stunning as the exterior.

Modern Architecture House Design by Marc Canadell in California

July 15th, 2009
Modern Architecture House Design by Marc Canadell in California

This Modern Architecture House Design by Marc Canadell Architect now as an innovative and consultant in architecture design home. An architecture home design above was designed by him. Located at hill of Hollywood in California on his creative hand a house become luxury and modern which called the Nightingale House. This home construct with two [...]

Modern House Design Sebastopol by Turnbull Griffin Haesloop Architects

January 6th, 2009
Modern House Design Sebastopol by Turnbull Griffin Haesloop Architects

The southern elevation screens the interior from the driveway and road above, but allows southern light in through the clerestory windows. As you enter, a dormer rises up over the dining area to frame the view. The main house is modest in size, only 1,700 square feet, but feels spacious due to an open floor plan. The clients’ wonderful art objects are housed in the long southern wall bookcase. The exterior is clad in cedar siding with a metal roof and the interior features a Douglas fir ceiling and decking, sheetrock walls and Ipe flooring.