voids are located in opposite corners of the home, each providing 180-degree views of different vistas. Together, they create a 360-degree panorama of the surrounding forest.
https://www.dwell.com/article/tlalpuente-house-ppaa-cd5d846c
voids are located in opposite corners of the home, each providing 180-degree views of different vistas. Together, they create a 360-degree panorama of the surrounding forest.
https://www.dwell.com/article/tlalpuente-house-ppaa-cd5d846c
What happens to the suburban single-family home as cities become dense and privacy becomes limited? It must look inward. Through a series of thresholds from opaque to transparent, Yo-Ju Courtyard House, which means “secluded living” in Mandarin Chinese, embraces the future of suburban density by establishing a private experience despite being adjacent to a busy arterial street in the Clyde Hill neighborhood of Bellevue.
The brief called for three secondary bedrooms (two sharing an external bathroom and an ensuite one), and a master bedroom, completely independent of the others, served by another bathroom and in open relation with a space that could be used both as a private living room and a painting atelier.
former farmhouse has been revived as a three-bedroom villa and guesthouse by Studiotoff. Great design, inside and out. Beautiful location in the picturesque Valle d’Itria. With a stunning pool and all the amenities needed for a relaxing vacation, this house is the perfect getaway!
a system of courtyards, galleries and logias that make the relationship between exterior and interior occur in a continuous way. This special organization, without great hierarchies, give as a result a continuous and sinuous space defined by the relation of full and empty inside the composition. This intermittency identifies the scales of the typical domestic uses.
By creating large openings and generous connections to the garden we aimed to make this modest-sized house feel abundant and broad. The result is a home that is almost half the size of its neighbours without compromising liveability.
tinkering on a new logo and strengthening my identity. one of these days, i need to write about each of these components that make up the brand…one of these days!
Weber Arquitectos
“Instead of a large joint footprint that required the felling of several trees, the different cabins move between the gaps that naturally exist between the trees, also integrating them into the architecture at all times,” the studio said.
https://www.dezeen.com/2020/07/12/weber-arquitectos-san-simon-cabins-volcanic-rock/