Unique and Modern Resindential Architecture by CastleRock

February 10th, 2010
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Unique and Modern Resindential Architecture by CastleRock

CastleRock is a 3800m2 residential development located on a 12,000m2 site in Bodrum, a city on the southern coast of Turkey. The site is located near the center of Bodrum, perched on a hillside overlooking the city some 65m above sea level. The site is defined by its natural surroundings, and unobstructed views of the [...]

Luxury Architecture Alila Villas Soori by SCDA Architects

November 26th, 2009
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Luxury Architecture Alila Villas Soori by SCDA Architects

SCDA Architects is a multi-disciplinary architectural practice established in 1995. this office curently employs a staff of 55, comprising of architects. it has a holistic approach to Architecture that includes full interior design,landscape and planing services. The practice has extensive experience with private residences, resort hotels,apartments and commercial buildings and is working on projects both locally and regionally.

Modern Design Bridge House by Stanley Saitowitz Natoma Architect Inc.

November 7th, 2009
Modern Design Bridge House by Stanley Saitowitz Natoma Architect Inc.

bridges the ravine from east to west. A stair leads from the driveway up to the entry court. In section, the house flip-flops: the living areas in the upper level have continuous glass walls that look north to the open landscape. From above and below, two contrasting experiences of the site are framed, one broad and expansive, the other defined and closed. Within the upper level are two open courts, one for the entry, the other connecting the main house to the pool, which projects down the hill and guest house. Paths lead from these courts, the only level outdoor areas on the hilly site, into the landscape. Walls and roof are clad in Cor_ten steel plate viewed from above, the rusty bar spans the golden grass slopes.

Modern Country House Design by De Blacam and Meagher Architect

November 6th, 2009
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