Posted by worldhouse on December 1, 2009
Designed by Marlon Blackwell Architect, Tyler Residence is house with 12 feet above the ground of raising. Located in Biloxi, Mississippi, the house seem like not so easy to develop but Marlon Blackwell Architect success develop it with remarkable results. Used high level of resistance materials in build this house. Like the columns and stairs are made of steel and there is an inside storage room made of concrete. For further detail visit Tyler Residence by Marlon Blackwell Architect. [ Via ]
Tyler Residence, House with Raising above the Ground by Marlon Blackwell Architect
Tyler Residence, House with Raising above the Ground by Marlon Blackwell Architect
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Designed by Marlon Blackwell Architect, L-Stack House located in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The house responds to a site anomaly set within a dense inner-city neighborhood near a city park. From Architect : ” The resulting ‘L’ configuration subdivides the interior program and the site into private and public entities, hinged together with a carefully positioned glass-enclosed stairway. The exterior cladding is a unique rain screen system articulated with rot resistant Brazilian redwood disengaged, stacked, and screwed on the flat creating a horizontal louvered effect. The L-Stack house as bridge provides an intensification of place, a cultured place revealing the evolving relations between home, nature, and city. ” For further detail visit L-Stack House by Marlon Blackwell Architect.
L-Stack House Design by Marlon Blackwell Architect
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Posted by worldhouse on November 26, 2009
Panorama house is single family residence situated on hillside on a sloping hillside in Ocean Park, maximizes panoramic city views with a series of horizontal floor, deck and roof planes that step up site.
Panorama House Design by Jesse Bornstein Architecture
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Posted by worldhouse on November 25, 2009
This is Lavaflow 4-Fishman House, modern house design in Big Island, Hawaii. This house was designed by Craig Steely Architecture. From architects : The house, located in a “kipuka”, (a Hawaiian word for a strip of old growth vegetation left undisturbed as the lava flowed around it) holds several trees predating the lava flow including 2 magnificent Monkeypod trees. The house grows out of the Kipuka cantilevering back over the lava flow much like the canopy of the Monkeypod trees. For further detail visit Craig Steely Architecture site.
Lavaflow 4-Fishman House, Modern House Design in Big Island, Hawaii
Lavaflow 4-Fishman House, Modern House Design in Big Island, Hawaii
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Posted by worldhouse on November 9, 2009
Here are the pictures of modern house design with exposed concrete Block construction, designed by Ehrlich Architects. The house has has two building structure, main living space and modern a half story guest building at rear of the house. [ via ]
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