House Nevis Pool and Garden Pavilion by the architect Robert M. Gurney is a small house surrounded by trees. Garden Pavilion which is intended to be used all year round, located strategically to provide a threshold between landscape structured and forest nearby. Contemporary House new pool, stone walls, and terraces which is located behind the House there is a set back yard. Contemporary Nevis Pool and Garden Pavilion is located in the suburb of Washington DC.

Photography by Maxwell MacKenzie

The concept of House Nevis Pool and Garden Pavilion are five steel framed glass doors with frameless glass wall and mitered glass corners attach space, creating an environment that is surrounded by breathtaking scenery is structured, the pool and the forest. House pitched low, terne coated stainless steel roof floating on top of stacked Slate Wall dry and mahogany. Pivot doors to open space most of the year while Rumford fireplaces and heated floors provide a comfortable upside down in winter.

Home Interior Nevis Pool and Garden Pavilion is contains components of stainless steel kitchen with seating, along with a small living room with a fireplace. This Pavilion provides protection from natural elements hard while simultaneously allowing residents to enjoy the beautiful garden and the natural environment.

The Curved House Architecture is a modern house with a curved concept with curved lines. The client’s interest in fitness is manifested in a variety of locations, which include solar panels on the roof of the cabana, geothermal systems, radiant floor Heating, and design that provides natural daylighting and views in each room. Eclectic and vibrant palette of materials, brick tiles, Ipe, Spain Red Western Cedar and various interior finish tiles add to the dramatic spread of the residence.

Photography by Mike Sinclair

Curved House Architecture with lines, in the plan as a form of U-shaped, this residence features a page that allows for a personal retreat to a swimming pool and a custom fire pit. Masonry wall soft signature curve in two places which marks the main entrance to the Western Wall and pool cabana. Wing master form one side of this space Center while living space, pool cabana, and a view to adjacent creek forms the rest of the perimeter. Curved House Architecture located in Springfield, Missouri, designed by Hufft Projects, modern house design which is unique.

Gordons Bay architecture by Luigi Rosselli is the architect of the building projects from home using a form of concrete beam and edge allows the structure to buffer home. On the design of windows and custom designed wall with ellipsoid aluminium louvres that provides protection from aggressive coastal environments. Gordons Bay architecture enhanced with landscape architecture designed by Terragram. Set on a large sandstone retaining walls exsting grass in the road, surrounded by a generous crop of plants and trees. Gordons Bay architecture in Sydney, Australia is set on the hillside overlooking the Bay, the design consists of three levels, each level or offset from the border with six degrees.

Photographers: Justin Alexander and Richard Glover

Gordons Bay Architecture Interior by designer Alexandra Donohoe with the concept of the floor turns a corner towards the views of the Gulf and Cape Clovelly. Home improve the views of the public on the South side of the building. The first floor of the scissors again to produce a series of roof terrace and cantilevered overhangs the line expose and covering the space above and below. Level back and forth all axis around high dramatic double stairway Gallery that accommodates the client’s collection of works of art and interesting light and air through the central residence. This sequence ensures that the project does not step on the toes of neighbors, without sacrificing the quality of the House.

Gordons Bay Architecture comes with a 4.2 kW solar panels, heavy tanks, solar hot water and pool. Home use air from nature as a free AC, the result of setting the contract between architects and clients to achieve a design that does not require ventilation and natural to operate to minimize the environmental impact of sustainable housing. Simple from reinforced concrete and aluminium louvres enriched with irregularities provided by geometric rate change, the front door, steel stairs and irregular stones.

The Building SPLIT is located in Toronto, Canada that has been designed by Superkül Inc. architects. In 2012 this Superkül Inc. architects was given a Design Excellence Award by the Ontario Association of Architects for their work on the Building SPLIT. The concept of Building SPLIT on allowing light-filled to the Center. The SPLIT is designed as a space for the spectacle-owner is a regular network of friends and family, and you want to place that can feel grand.

Photography by Shai Gil

Building SPLIT using the trick with make a home that could also feel the intimate for day to day living. Rich chocolate hardwood floors that connect with ipe decks outside serves as a counterpoint to the ceiling of the main hall, and linking inside out. Split level house in combination with small space design and more intimate moments throughout the ground floor making a House that are equally good for two such as 30.

The interior of the Building SPLIT has a view of the sky and the environment, and a strong connection to landscape and swimming pool out back. Split level house remodel brick-colored fan usage and ipe siding exterior material palette makes it warm.

Cubuklu Valley project is a key example of the gated community that has become popular in Istanbul’s residential typology urban growth. Development of a group of modern house designed by the practice of Emre Arolat architects of Istanbul in 2006 integrated into the scenery of the hilly district of these suburbs. The House consists of approximately 400 S m 2 interior space and 480 m 2 landscape and garden area. Interior design is to look at the modern integrates natural elements surrounding the living space toned light. Çubuklu Valley is a private housing estate located in a wooded area from Beykoz district in the North of the Bosphorus in Istanbul, Turkey.

Photography by Tanju Özelgin

The concept of Interior S House by Designers Tanju Özelgin Turkey’s interior design for the S House in 2011. Famous for its simple approach Özelgin and straight into space, shape and design in the Interior of the building’s harmonious combination of natural settings with the cosmopolitan lifestyle of the owner. Simple, pure and functional architectural style at the residence was designed by Özelgin, adopting the original architectural concept Emre Arolat Çubuklu Valley space interact with nature.

The concept of Interior S House with bedrooms, located at the entrance floor per owner is short, separate and isolated from the entrance by using sliding doors. This concept continues in the bathroom and sink by using the material substantially opaque and permeable, to benefit the most from the Sun. Located at the entrance floor, the guest rooms organized to meet the needs of all visitors and besides one of the rooms is also understood as a place of study. One of the most incredible detail on the top floor is a room dressed, which is positioned in the middle of the room, accompanied by a light curtain tulle.

The concept of Interior S House generally middle floor is designed in an approach that is more powerful than other spaces thanks to the use of natural surface constantly. The walls are covered with tiles natural stone that separates the kitchen from the living room, hiding the kitchen without impeding fluidity between the two volumes. There are three different functions from the floor; television and cinema unit on the one hand, the Bookshelf and the dinner table in the middle. Steam room, sauna, whirlpool bath and shower are also located on this floor. This room is separated from the other volumes with tulle curtains and sliding glass doors. One of the most striking characteristics of home interior design by Tanju Özelgin is how it reflects the energy of the surrounding environment in the home through a combination of stone and oak wood. Many of the details in the entire living space to support this design approach is focused on natural textures. Natural stone materials used on the floor or walls of a bedroom, bathroom, bathroom, kitchen and living room complete includes all-pure and light color palette home.

Genius Loci House is a large house with airy and comfortable has always been the ideal urban communities. Characteristics of the “spirit of Montauk” and challenging clients Bates Masi Architects to design a House that would manifest in a modern House. This home is located in Montauk, New York resembles that of many other small coastal communities. However, it has unique characteristics that instill lasting memories. The unpredictable weather with fog banks and gusty winds. Close history folklore than truth to the story of the Montauk project conspiracy, submarine Germany and, Montauk Monster blurring the line between fact and fiction.

Photography by Michael Moran

Genius Loci House on the ground floor with the details laid out for public activities include a living room, dining room and kitchen clean in the face while the servicing area located at the rear of the House. Screen wooden covered bridge uniting two shingle-clad volume, allowing light into the page grass paver below. The cedar screen reading different bridge from day to night. Flat seems to be during the day, but, as darkness fell, the light is seeping out in corrugated pattern featuring slices cut in the back of the Board. In front of clerestory Windows, screen bluestone milled similarly detailed. Stone appeared light as alternating stones removed from the pattern to let light into the area guests. The details of this unexpected strengthens the idea of capturing the unexpected.

The hallway leading to the bedrooms as well only in bulkhead by wide glass areas so that the light can get to every corner of the House. The second floor is processed into the main bedroom with bathroom, room store clothes and a spacious balcony. The design resembles the penthouse apartments are managed to provide privacy more intense for residents. Bates Masi Architects tried to expose the functionality of the space on the face of the building through a massive field of composition and transparent. For example, the massive walls marking the bedrooms on the second floor while a row of window glass is see-through view of giving to the living area on the ground floor and stairs as well as the corridor on the second floor one.

Genius Loci House is located close to a ranch horse, rolling green pastures from the site is located in one of the highest elevations in Montauk. Extensive Program of multilevel and embedded into the steep hillsides without sacrificing access to exterior lights or natural.

Approaching from the South, the House seems to be two separate one-storied and simple ranch home. Swirling around in the North, home to unfold to reveal a wider project. In this case, the Montauk building conventional typology low-pitched gabled roofs modified by geometry allowed the building envelope and the high restriction from the site. Hill and wall Assembly, offset the direct view of the West Lake.

Rest Area is a Portal that was built as a means of communication between the intraktif Rest Area with the maintainers of visitors, as well as the general public who feel interested parties against the existence of Rest Areas on highways. Head of the Department was assigned to Georgia Street J. MAYER H. to design the remaining 20 system stop for new highway, a highway that would run through Georgia and serves as a connection between the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Republic of Turkey.

Photography by Jesko M. Johnsson-Zahn

J. MAYER H. Architects also featured the characteristic colours, motifs and textures of each type of material used, the walls, floors and ceilings tend to plain color combination of black, white and gray.

Rest Area is located on the scenic viewpoint along the selected routes and serve as activators for the region and neighboring towns, including not only close petrol stations and supermarkets, but also farmers markets and cultural spaces for their local arts and crafts.

Altamira Residence occupying 20-acres along the shores of leathery Palos Verdes, California by Marmol Radziner. 15,500 square foot complex and connect it to the surrounding landscape physical and visual. Concept Altamira Residence is divided into four separate buildings – main house, study, Guest House, and garage – were cut areas reduces the need for the class site. In the underground garage and main home partly buried seems to emerge from the ground as the ground slopes to the sea. Local flakes used to clad a concrete wall, great landscaping stones harvested from nearby mines, and over 30,000 very contract-grown from seeds of native California.

Photography by Steve Guntner, Benny Chan, and Joe Fletcher

Altamira Residence using the feature and the convergence of the lines, the lines created datum established the location of site architecture and walls. Use this datum line as a starting point, the curved path of decomposed granite gravel laid to connect the House with a vegetable garden, Olive Garden, platform area camping, beach volleyball, and various look-out points. Following these lines, the plant is carefully located massings frame view of the point of inspiration and Catalina Island and started making a different purpose in the landscape. Prior to the construction of landscape designers, clients and running track, make adjustments along the way, to ensure that all have good views and the crosses the terrain.

Altamira Residence connected with environmental, nature and the sea. Mass drift wave generating original bushes below; follow their direction, creates a visual rhythm similar, and reflects the same color green and blues. In the Guest House, the most interior structures, succulents which resembles the sea urchins, star fish and coral is used to evoke a feeling of entering a pool of pasang or estuary. Just as the wave becomes shallower and face sand bars when they come to the beach, the plants become shorter and are bothered by a large area of sand as they approached the House.

Architecture Maritimo House in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil by Seferin Arquitectura is a design for a residential, with the design of ‘ exclusive ‘, modern style. The design is a blend of elements of the modern style and a touch of natural rock installation expose. Styled in such a way for a cluster of dwelling were divided into two different blocks. Two story brick block linear volume and shiny surface.

The Interior of the Maritimo House is the living room, dining area and gourmet, fully integrated. Concrete poles makes the cover of this book, took refuge in the second floor terrace with a breathtaking view. Glassy, with sliding glass doors, this block is surrounded by high ground deck balcony. Fireplace brick is a tremendous volume of the environment, and can also be used outside on the terrace.

Maritimo House on the ground floor: a blocks the longitudinal home all home service, dealing with the circulation of an external service with access to their own, and a guest suite with a private balcony overlooking the back garden of a House. Maritimo House on lanta two: three suites connected by a main circulation is open to terrace overlooking the lagoon. The Master suite is progressing on the floor, make coverage for car garages.

Maritimo House using materials externally-brick, wood and cement-also used internally, carrying the same facade elements into the House. These materials allow the home to combine with breathtaking views. The choice of furniture to find a balance between crude and contemporary pieces, mix and design elements with the natural ingredients.

Rozelle terrace House in Sydney, Australia by Studio Carter Williamson Architects have turned the home terrace 1900; s always been a contemporary oasis. Terrace exterior House is the area became a dwelling as the overall shape and the interior of the House, the terrace can also be a reflection of the characteristics of the home owner. The terrace can be placed on the front or back of the House, its size can be large or small, depending on the availability of land and the needs of the homeowner.

Rozelle terrace House with a terrace size commonly used in complex-housing complex at the moment, it seems difficult to implement. As it was too disesaki by stuff that will complicate people entering the House. Patio design must comply with the model home and garden in its entirety. In addition, it is important to add natural elements like floors are given an accent the arrangement of rocks, and the placement of various plants to give the impression of soft, especially if your home has no parks.

The Interior of the House is two-story with ladder Rozelle of wood suspended by iron, the concept of curved roof in the bedroom as it will fall. the walls with white color makes the House feel cool and comfortable. the concept of a modern bathroom with sink and tubs are modern. bedroom in support with an elegant white mattress.