Posted by worldhouse on November 13, 2009
Here are pictures of tree house, luxury wooden house was designed by Safdie Rabines Architects. The exterior of house is wrapped with wood. Front and upper balcony make the house more attractive. Enter to interior, the floor is wrapped with wood, a living room completed with furniture and transparent glass separate it with balcony. Beautiful kitchen and dining room also completed with furniture. For further detail visit Safdie Rabines Architects site.
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Posted by worldhouse on November 11, 2009
This is Colorado Residence, Minimalist Wooden House with Low Energy Consumption. The house is divided into three small buildings, each sited to tuck into the edge of the aspen grove and form a loosely arranged compound. Large roofs, scaled in response to the vast landscape, shelter the compact house and create generous protected outdoor areas that look across the plateau to the mountains beyond. Designed by Turbull Griffin Haesloop Architects.
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Posted by worldhouse on November 9, 2009
This is Sea Ranch Residence in Southern End of The Sea Ranch was designed by Turbull Griffin Haesloop Architects. Located at the southern end of The Sea Ranch on a narrow lot with adjacent neighbors, the master bedroom structure was pulled apart from the main house and linked with a deck to frame the ocean view and let the landscape and exterior living space take center stage on the site. We set the main house back from the oceanfront and tucked the master bedroom building behind a mature cypress grove. For further detail visit TGHA site.
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Posted by worldhouse on November 6, 2009
Here are the pictures of Sebastopol Residence in California. This residence was designed by Turnbull Griffin Haesloo Architercts. The main house is modest in size, only 1,700 square feet, but feels spacious due to an open floor plan. The clients’ wonderful art objects are housed in the long southern wall bookcase. The exterior is clad in cedar siding with a metal roof and the interior features a Douglas fir ceiling and decking, sheetrock walls and Ipe flooring. For further detail visit Turnbull Griffin Haesloo Architercts site.
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Posted by worldhouse on November 5, 2009
Maryann Thompson Architects designed this house in contemporary style. A large central living space is oriented towards the south-facing landscape courtyard, while offering views of the straits, through a veil of trees, to the north. Large sliding glass walls open the house to its site. Wood ceilings, a dual sided fireplace and continuous floor planes negotiate between interior and exterior, blurring the house’s boundaries. The project combines vernacular materials with light-filled modern sculptural spaces. For further detail visit Maryann Thompson Architects site.
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