November 23, 2015 Luxury House Design, Modern House Design
Designed by Pete Bossley Architects. This luxury house with many facilities such us swimming pool, tennis court, and large yard with green gross and palm tree. Extremely sculptural the house incorporates exciting changes in spatial volumes, forms and massing. The limited palette of colors and materials ensures coherency and allows the house to come to life with the impact of natural and artificial light.
Water is a continuing theme which starts at the Main Entry pools and reappears as a cascade falling from swimming pool toward tennis court and continues as a dramatic sculpture/fountain addressing the street.
St Heliers House, Luxury House Design by Pete Bossley Architects
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October 25, 2015 Luxury House Design, Modern House Design
This is a luxury house design with pool surrounds the house in West Maui, Hawaii. With approximately 9,000 Sq. Ft, the luxury house Amongst the palm trees. A pool surrounds the homes patio on both sides, full of jagged rocks for a natural look with mini waterfalls through rocks at one end, and a spa.
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October 14, 2015 Luxury House Design, Modern House Design
Eco-Golf House Caesarea Exterior and Interior Design by Studio Aiko. This one of project from Studio Aiko, Eco-Golf House Caesarea. This luxury house with the surrounding vegetation.
Eco-Golf House Caesarea Exterior
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September 16, 2015 Luxury House Design, Modern House Design
Located in West Melbourne, Australia, this house was designed by Nicholas Murray Architects. The house has luxury interior, with stainless kitchen, elegant bathroom and other facilities. Enjoy the images below,
West Melbourne Residence 2 by Nicholas Murray Architects
West Melbourne Residence 2 by Nicholas Murray Architects
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June 22, 2015 Green House Design, Luxury House Design, Modern House Design
Here are pictures of Luxury house was designed by Safdie Rabines Architects. Located in Rancho Santa Fe, California, USA. The house is sited and structurally engineered for energy efficiency. The reverse roof slope drains off rising warm air through clerestories with the help of cool ocean cross breezes. In winter, southern windows provide an abundance of passive solar heating. On cloudy days, hydronic radiant floors powered by German made boilers efficiently heat from the bottom up. For further detail visit Safdie Rabines Architects site. [ Via ]
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