Posted by eidlan on Tuesday, October 26, 2010,
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Bird Island - Concept
We have applied an integrated strategy of developing a zero-energy house that seamlessly dovetails the economic and environmental advantages of environmentally friendly living with the needs of a demanding and cosmopolitan clientele. The environmental and economic features of this way of living do not conflict with our client’s lifestyle; rather it furthers their ability to comfortably enjoy their time at home.
While providing an expansive outdoor living deck that spans ... Continue reading ...
Posted by eidlan on Tuesday, October 26, 2010,
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The recently completed Lynda and Stewart Resnick Exhibition Pavilion houses special exhibits at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) in Los Angeles, California. Renzo Piano Building Workshop designed both the one-story, 45,000-square-foot (4,200-square-meter) pavilion and the master plan for the LACMA campus transformation of which the building is a part. Photography by Anya Ravitz.
Dear Architecture Week,I recently ventured to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) to see the ne...
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Posted by eidlan on Wednesday, September 22, 2010,
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Okitu House was designed by Pete Bossley is contemporary beach house with stunning views and T-shaped plan with two wings characterize it located right near to Tatapouri Point in New Zealand.
Not only ocean but bay’s views too are presented in it. This house is situated right on the edge of the hill so all views are easy to access. It’s simple, single storey structure which won many New Zealand’s architecture awards. T-shaped plan with two wings characterize it. With such plan the house ... Continue reading ...
Posted by eidlan on Wednesday, September 22, 2010,
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Marcio Kogan Architect have designed the Paraty House, located in Paraty, Brazi. It is a concrete and stone masterpiece with wooden accents and an open-to-nature floor plan. It’s prime feature is the beach below and the nature above, moreso than the interior of the house itself. The same entrance stairs also lead to the upper volume that houses the bedrooms. In the front part of the house, retractile panels of eucalyptus sticks protect the bedrooms from the sun. The areas that face the moun... Continue reading ...
