Collection of modern, minimalist, and eco friendly architectural design for your home inspiration
Incorporating exisiting trees into a house design needs some skills and techniques. Duo architects Martín Fernández de Lema and Nicolás F. Moreno Deutsch have recently completed a contemporary house project in Mar Azul, Buenos Aires. The site s full of thick forest of different kinds of pine trees, acacias and black poplars.
Masahiro and Mao Harada from Mount Fuji Architects Studio have completed the minimalist house design in Shizuoka Prefecture on Japan’s main island of Honshu. The house which they called as the Plus House is resembled by its shape overlooked from above, forming an almost complete cross or a plus-sign.
Argentinian-based firm Guillermo Radovich Arquitecto has completed a minimalist house project in Buenos Aires. The existing brick house design is wrapped in a band of white concrete, along with the warm touch of teak cladding exterior. The project involved extending the residence by changing the perimeter of the building from an L-shape to a rectangle.
Spanish architect Joaquin Torres from the A-cero firm have created this luxury sculptural beach house bungalow design in the Dominican Republic. The modern house was built as a year round holiday hotspot when people goes for the sun, sand and the wave in summer.
Located in Seattle, Washington, architect Adams Mohler Ghillino have completed the a two storey house modern home design to accomodate the needs of the owners’ growing family. Back then, the house was a single storey which then demolished by a hand deconstruction so that the majority of materials removed can be repurposed.
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