Grow Up Light – Table by Kwon Jae Min

This Grow Up Light – Table was designed by Kwon Jae Min. Table combined with lamp. Please visit Kwon Jae Min site for further detail.

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Posted by worldhouse on June 22nd, 2010 No Comments

Hill House in Belvedere, California by BCV Architects

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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Posted by worldhouse on June 21st, 2010 1 Comment

Temple Hills Residence by Schola Architecture, Home Addition and Remodel in Laguna Beach, California

Description from Schola Architecture :
The Temple Hills Residence is an addition and remodel to an existing 1940’s post and beam home located in Laguna Beach, California. The existing home is located at the base of an extremely sloping lot. Collaborating with the owner who is a fellow architect and long time colleague added another dimension to the design process, which resulted in a richer design solution.

The solution that followed was one that respected the existing home while experimenting with post and beam construction. The solution would be to place the addition to the rear and uphill from the existing home. The new and old area separated by zone of glass connecting the two. The addition exploits the the modular nature of post and beam construction. The design is anchored to the hillside with a monolithic CMU pillar from which the spaces and structure are pin wheeled off, creating interesting interior and exterior living spaces as well as structural connections.

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Posted by worldhouse on June 18th, 2010 No Comments

Interlocking Tree Table and Stool by April Hannah, Completed Your Interior Furniture

Interlocking Tree Table and Stool was designed by April Hannah. All the pieces in the Tree Table Collection are made from substantial one-inch, FSC certified, formaldehyde-free plywood that uses a soy-based glue; and water-based, non-toxic finishes. Tables and stools are available with maple or walnut veneer and edge color choices of grass green, sky blue, dove white or clear coat. All pieces ship flat and require minimal assembly. [ April Hannah ]

Interlocking Tree Table and Stool by April Hannah Interlocking Tree Table and Stool by April Hannah, Completed Your Interior Furniture
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Posted by worldhouse on June 17th, 2010 No Comments

Work Office Settings with Post and Beam from Steelcase

Steelcase began in 1912 as The Metal Office Furniture Company in Grand Rapids, Michigan. They have Post and Beam Design for Your office room setting.
Description of Post and Beam :
A dynamic alternative to panel based solutions, Post and Beam is an architectural framework that allows you to configure a range of work environments.
The flexible design of Post and Beam allows for a breadth of work settings within a given space, all of which have the same cohesive architectural look.
Please visit Steelcase site for further information about this Post and Beam.

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Posted by worldhouse on June 17th, 2010 No Comments

Gaudi Chair by Bram Geenen, Lightweight Chair with High-End Materials and Techniques

Gaudi Chair has a structure of glass-filled Nylon covered by a shell of carbon fiber. The nylon structure is slective-laser-sintered (3D printing) by the Dutch company ‘Freedom of Creation’.
Designed using the same methods as Antoni Gaudi, who made models of changing chains, that upside-down showed him the strongest shapes for his churches. In the chair, the chain-models are combined with a software script to generate the structure of the ribs. This is necessary because of the complexity of the forces in a chairs backrest.
High-end materials and techniques were used to create a lightweight chair. [ Bram Geenen ]

Gaudi Chair by Bram Geenen Gaudi Chair by Bram Geenen, Lightweight Chair with High End Materials and Techniques
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Posted by worldhouse on June 16th, 2010 No Comments

W-House in IJburg, Amsterdam by VMX Architects

Description from the Architects :
The Walta-Elmers family commissioned VMX Architects to design their house on ‘Kleine Rieteiland’, one of the islands of IJburg. The client wanted a spacious, open house with plenty of light. The plot measures 8 by 30 metres. By studying several models, the concept of ‘woonlandschap’ (living-landscape) was chosen.

The ground floor, containing the living and kitchen, in a split level typology, has the possibility to completely open to the outside and thereby create a partly covered living-landscape of 8 by 30 meters. This landscape is articulated with a higher and lower level. Under the higher level a multifunctional cellar is placed. The bedroom level is accessed by a spiral staircase. A round roof-light above the stairs brings light into the living-landscape The facade on the first level is completely closed with patio blocks. This suggests a floating box over the open landscape on the ground level. [ VMX Architects ]

W House by VMX Architects W House in IJburg, Amsterdam by VMX Architects
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Posted by worldhouse on June 15th, 2010 No Comments

White Office Interior Design by Garcia Tamjidi, Open Office Areas with Maximize Natural Light

Description from Architect:
Designed for an engineering group of technology hardware company, the primary goal was to create open office areas for highly collaborative interaction and to maximize natural light. Each open area is divided by a project room that is used as meeting space, lab and product testing room. All spaces are totally transparent, yet motorized window coverings are provided to allow for flexibility and immediate privacy. Smaller meeting rooms were built along the building core, for impromptu meetings and personal privacy. Designed by Garcia Tamjidi

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Posted by worldhouse on June 11th, 2010 No Comments

Chair and Dining Table by Lisa Sandall, Made From Oak and Aesthetically Inspired by Mid Century Danish Furniture

Based in Leek, Staffordshire, United Kingdom. Lisa Sandall is Specialties in Industrial Design, 3-D Modeling and Illustration. She believes that each project deserves a unique approach in order to find the most relevant solution, and often her inspiration often comes from the way we behave around products and each other.
One of her design is Will Dining Table / Desk. Made from oak and aesthetically inspired by mid century Danish furniture, Will offers an extendable table and desk in one. The product was a response to the changing needs of the 21st century family and aims to restore the table as the centre of the home. Designed by Lisa Sandall

Will Dining Table by Lisa Sandall Chair and Dining Table by Lisa Sandall, Made From Oak and Aesthetically Inspired by Mid Century Danish Furniture

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Posted by worldhouse on June 10th, 2010 No Comments

S-House by VMX Architects, Three Level House with Bright Yellow Exterior

VMX Architects consists of two partners: Don Murphy and Leon Teunissen. One of their design is S-House, located one of the island of IJburg. The client is Fam Steen-Boas.
Description of S-House :
Horizontally the house has been divided in three parts. The ground floor is designed as a basement, with the entrance to the house, the storage space, and a large play and hobby room adjoining the garden. On the first floor, the double-high space adjacent to the upturned patio forms the heart of the house: the kitchen. The sitting room, or lounge with a view of the garden and the street, is situated above the kitchen. The top floor of the house is reserved for the bedrooms and bathroom.The facades of the S-house are clad in bright yellow tiles that clearly sets the house apart from all other houses in the same row. Designed by VMX Architects

Interior view of S House by VMX Architects S House by VMX Architects, Three Level House with Bright Yellow Exterior
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Posted by worldhouse on June 10th, 2010 No Comments

 

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