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.
Minimalist house fans might also fall in love with this Manuel Ribeiro home design project which he worked in Braga, Portugal. The Aveleda house is intended to be a villa which accommodate the light as a source of inner experience of housing.
New Zealand’s most awarded Architects and Urban Designers in 2008, Patterson Associates Limited, has designed The Michael Hill Clubhouse, located on Wakatipu Basin, New Zealand. The architecture reflects the Nw Zealand’s identity which defined by landscape as well as the Maori mythology as a people borne of the land and the sky.
Architect Pick Everard has completed an architecture project for British Geological Survey. The site which called William Smith Building is using all natural materials and timber supported TermoDeck system, which is the first of being used in the United Kingdom.
In 2007, architect Juan Carlos Doblado has designed a modern house located on the seafront, overlooking the islands of Asia (Peru). The main objective for the project development was to perform the connection between people and the nature, betwee the sea and the desert. The desert generates the need to create a private area in [...]
