Modern Architecture Z House by Eva Harlou

January 16th, 2010
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Modern Architecture Z House by Eva Harlou

Modern home architecture from Denmark architect Eva Harlou who us responsible the Z house design.Eva Harlou designed this house in very unique side it’s make a house look very cool. The house is located on the eastern coastline of Jutland, Denmark and there live two parents and four their children. Exclusive Z-shape of the three-level house solves all challenges of the site. Besides beautiful sea views house’s rooms has great views to outdoor terraces on 2 different levels.

Modern Architecture Waterfall House by Andres Remy Architect

December 2nd, 2009
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Modern Architecture Waterfall House by Andres Remy Architect

The waterfall house was conceived by the request of a young business man in a closed neighborhood. The particularities and requisites of the client, among with the lot’s characteristics, established the path to follow in the design process.The borders of the small lot we are referring to, seem to disappear in the predominant visuals: the lake.The surrounding houses, the sun’s path and the visual were needed to understand the emplacement.

Modern Twin House Architecture and Design by Studiopietropoli Architects

November 9th, 2009
Modern Twin House Architecture and Design by Studiopietropoli Architects

This Twin house is developed vertically on two levels: the curious thing is that it apparently is divided into two longitudinal volumes, while it is in fact composed by two almost identical parts, simmetrical along the transversal axis.This twin house look very simple you adding some of modern furniture inside this house such as home office furniture,contemporary living room furniture, small kitchen designs to beauty your interior home design and decorating.

Modern House Design Dalkey by De Blacam and Meagher Architect

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

The new house was designed to maximize the qualities of the site and accommodation in the brief while retaining the single storey street frontage. We raised the ground floor by 1.2m to exploit panoramic views over Dublin Bay from the upper level. Kitchen and dining are to the south with a loggia for shelter and privacy. To the rear a large living room and roof terrace look north towards Howth. On the lower level to the south we cut out a sunken court so that the 6 cell bedrooms, based on Le Corbusiers monastery at La Tourette, have privacy, light and fresh air. Although these bedrooms are small, the user has a variety of spatial environments elsewhere in the house to rest and play.This level stretches back to meet the slope of the site and holds the master bedroom and den on the north side. A main bathroom, plant and utility as well as a top lit TV room sit in the centre of the lower level.