Natural Vashon Island Cabin by Vandeventer Carlander Architects

Design house is made to proceed with the project to remodel an existing cabin daylight basement. In this house there are many dalalam room divider that was built strictly for the site to generate the existing drain field, it is impossible to increase the scope of many existing cabin. This constraint, plus the client’s desire for a complete reorganization and improvement of main floor space, resulting in the decision to demolish the existing structure to the main floor. Moreover, it is a wooden box “insertion” that extends to the main structure, but the slide in the top floor of the existing structures and cantilevers over the basement walls, so they do not affect the field of existing channels.

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This wooden box contains the main bedroom, a bathroom and kitchen. Form of exterior and interior finish to keep the box; clerestory windows box separate from the main structure above the barn roof. Aluminium coated wood walls provide a wide glass window on the main floor. large sliding door opens to a wood deck built on the west and extending outside the interior for entertaining. Daylight basement is modified to include family room, two bedrooms, and a new bath and laundry.

Photography by Benjamin Benschneider

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Natural Square Feet Tropical House Design by Rockefeller Partners

Rockefeller Partners Architects Designed The talented house located at the curb, placing Scenery Pacific Ocean and Malibu shoreline. The site is a narrow 30-foot × 60 area but it includes not only the house but Also a garden. This garden is an open green space in the center of the structure at the ground floor level. On one side of this area is a children’s room and a master’s bedroom with a bath. Not only this makes the interior of the Zen garden to be closer to nature. There are a lot of woodwork That Also do so and adds a touch of comfort to the house. [ Via... ]

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Natural House Architecture in the Garden by Cunningham

This house is designed in Dallas, Texas, was designed by Cunningham Architects. They worked with Hocker Design Group, which has recently received the Honorary Award from the American Society of Landscape Architects for their work in the garden of the house.

Houses in the Park is a free-standing addition to the elegant modernist house on the lot. Some are Red Oak and Elm trees incorporated into the design of the park, where both a lot to contribute to the formation of a larger park en masse. A minimal plant palette to create a mass planting is used to great effect and texture filtering for privacy.

In this house, located in three sides with rainscreen system, using IPE wood which will weather over time to a silver-gray sheen. South façade glazed in opaque without frame, insulated glass unit incorporating two eight foot wide sliding glass doors. This façade roof cantilevered 14 feet to protect from the harsh Texas sun while serving as a terrace to the pool side of the glass-ceramic is infinite.

A small water feature cast into the concrete deck smooth voted to eliminate interference from the outside wall of the park. large stone slabs to be “connectors” in the garden, and provides the transition from street to home. This, sinuous organic lines and peaks surrounding a fire pit. There is a guest bedroom and studio painting at the top level. Below, a concrete floor and exterior deck provides a seamless transition from living room to the garden. House provides enough space for most collections of art and cars.

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Traditional Bahay Kubo Home Design Ideas in Philippines

If you are travelling to Philipines, you will see a primitive and traditional home design ideas that is called as Bahay Kubo there. Its look like a gazebo in our garden, with its natural materials from bamboo, this Bahay Kubo construction process and finishes can be done just in one day which will give you a cost and time effective.

There are many places that you can reach if you are for looking Bahay Kubo Design or Cottage for Sale. Its primitive design can be develop and transform into something different that match with your need such as for natural restaurant, resort shelter, and much more. Here you could see the picture of modern bahay kubo home design ideas from Philipines that is definitely green and chemical free material.

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Sea Ranch Residence California by TGH Architects

Turnbull Griffin Haesloop Architects have designed this cool wooden house residence that they called The Sea Ranch Residence. The house is designed in 1,030 square larger landscapes situated in The Sea Ranch on an infill lot, California.

This residential architecture design is inspired by Japanese simplicity and almost entirely made of wood. It moving from the contained space of the hedge row to the open space of the meadow. This design looks exotic with has a continuous band of windows and doors capture stunning views and the natural light and it shows so simple from the outside and in. Overall, this wooden house can give the comfortable way to live and also very quiet condition for the resident who live in.

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The materials reveal to the steel and framing of the wood window wall. The white painted walls form the major walls and by reserving the exposed wood and steel construction for the shaped walls and bays we could use the detailing to further reinforce the overall site and spatial experience of moving from hedgerow to meadow.

From the garden, the entry of the main house opens through a bar of support spaces and steps up into a narrow section of the open space, covered by the broad barn roof shape that is sloping up. This large volume is carved away to shape an exterior octagonal deck that draws the open meadow into the center of the house. Grass planted header steps spill down from the deck out into the meadow. A continuous band of windows and doors follows the cutout to capture the distant diagonal views of the coastline. The simple form of the barn is made spatially more complex by eroding the form.

William Turnbull, Jr. first received international attention in the 1960’s as a principal of Moore Lyndon Turnbull Whitaker (MLTW), designers of the celebrated Condominium I and Athletic Club I at Sea Ranch, an ecologically sensitive Northern California vacation community.

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Hye Ro Hun House by IROJE KHM Architects

The Hye Ro Hun House is located in urban nature in borderline between city and mountain. Designed by Seoul, Korea based IROJE KHM Architects, this house has a dramatic access way from gate to entrance.
By opening transparent gate door, it starts to begin access into the house, along the long walkway where looks like architectural canyon. After the penetration through under space of the upper bridge-corridor, it comes to reach the inner court that is attached to entrance.

Two wooden boxes which are consisted of duplex room are laid on landscaped architectural mass which contain living room and dining room. The one box contains master bed and study room and another box is consisted of two bedrooms and study rooms for two daughters.

Floating garden over the living room
- Special Space and Light of ‘Box inside Box’
Over the living room where has dynamic space in 9M high, double height master bed-mass with bamboo garden is floating…Through the top light of the roof, moving sunlight vary the atmosphere of the inside space of living room all day long.

Floating roads
Horizontal or vertical ways which are indoor or outdoor, all the ways inside of this house circulate itself continuosly each other with the dramatic sequence of the various space.

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