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A simple pitched roof pavilion was added to an existing federation period home. The pavilion features exposed beams and a plywood lined ceiling framing an open-plan room with galley kitchen along one wall and a series of dining, lounge and entertaining areas opening out onto the plunge pool. The pavilion is flanked by a series of timber platforms framed by a pergola that extends the full length of the yard and terminates in a seating area where you can soak up the last of the afternoon sun. The home continues to impress the owners who feel it is more enjoyable to live in with each year that passes. [ Designed by CplusC Architects ]

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This Hill House designed by BCV Architects, located in Belvedere, California.
Description from Architects :

Designed to take advantage of Northern California’s climate, this Mediterranean-style residence has multiple outdoor living areas oriented towards views of San Francisco Bay and Mt. Tamalpais. The 3-story home is anchored into its steep hillside site with hand-cut stone walls. The topmost floor’s outdoor loggia features a fireplace and radiant floors to extend outdoor living throughout the foggy season. Below, a garden, pool, fire pit, outdoor pizza oven and Roman spa complement the clients’ indoor/outdoor lifestyle. Plaster walls and ceilings are complemented by custom steel and bronze doors, windows, balconies and awnings. [ BCV Architects ]

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How do you feel if you have a nice villa, have a villa with a roof covered with green grass and plants, certainly happy. Like having this Villa Bio, a contemporary villa that the roof is covered with grass and plants, called hydroponic rooftop garden. This villa is designed by Enric Ruiz-Geli. Besides hydroponic rooftop garden there is an underground garage so the structure is very economical and environmental. Via

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This is modern contemporary house design was designed by VAST Architecture. This house has energy efficient features. According to the Archinspire : ” This modern contemporary house has energy efficient features. Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF) and Structurally Insulated Panels (SIP) used to build this modern family house, along with radiant heat, solar PV, thermal system, and others. The exterior decorate with natural stones cladding walls. Leveling flat roof create unique house composition. Inside, the interior design has open plan living-dining-kitchen space with mini bar and interesting foyer. The third floor has a small perch for a chess game and a door opening onto the roof top deck which provides an exhilarating view of nearby mountains. ” Via
For further detail visit VAST Architecture site.

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Dabob Bay Residence was designed by Bjarko | Serra Architects, located in Olympic Peninsula, WA. According to the Architects : ” Water, forest, and mountains converge at this family retreat above Dabob Bay, near Washington’s Hood Canal. The building is situated at the end of a ridge, surrounded by ravines on three sides. It is this positioning that affords the expansive mountain and water views to the south and the west. In response to the client’s affinity for the building type of traditional cabins, the house evolved as a modern interpretation while still recalling gable roof forms along with wood and stone finishes. The post and beam structure is expressed, allowing for the glazed infill to give transparency in all directions. The three main elements of the house—the entry, the great room, and a sleeping tower—follow the site’s meandering ridge with shifting walls that conform to the topography and the tree line. The tower offers the most dramatic experience as it reaches high above the descending ravines. Much like a forest service lookout, it provides for a 360-degree view of the surrounding environment. ”
For further information visit Bjarko | Serra Architects site.

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This is House at Jilliby, was designed by Fergus Scott Architects. The house was designed in very open fashion so the owners may experience qualities of the landscape while maintaining a sense of protection.

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This contemporary house is located in Täby, Sweden. Designed by Johnny Andersson, the interior was designed by Jacob Walles of Jordens Arkitekter. Almost all ceilings of house are painted in bright colors – green on the ground floor to symbolize that is closer to the ground and blue on the top floor as it’s closer to the sky.  Via

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Here are pictures of country house with beautiful interior, was designed by M.A Architecture.  From Architect :  ” Simple cottage/bungalow detailing and materials with muted urban and industrial touches were used to created an expression that fits the historic neighborhood without being bohelden to a particular period. A wraparound brick plinth/terrace connects most of the main level to the extensively landscaped yard. ”

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Here are pictures of house in the Cannon Hills, one of country house was designed by Polhemus Savery DaSilva, designed with incorporates a combination of traditional forms and repetitive roof elements. Both the hilly terrain of the neighborhood and the specific natural characteristics of the site, give inspiration for the design and helped dictate the form and the layout of the house. Windows and French doors on the south facade open from the main living spaces onto a garden terrace and large yard area beyond. Open interior spaces and easy connections to this outdoor living space are well-suited to an active family.

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This house located in Southwestern Michigan was designed by Wheeler Kearns Architects. From architects : ” Interiors are intentionally casual – concrete floors, pickled wood ceilings, painted millwork – reflecting the main purpose of the retreat home. Children’s notions of play and adventure are satisfied with sleeping lofts, secret bedrooms and a “treehouse” atop a freestanding two-story outbuilding that anchors the corner of the formal lawn. The outbuilding also functions as pool storage, potting shed and lantern; glowing in the evening landscape. ”

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