In the summer of a new memorial pavilion at the Utrecht cemetery Daelwijck, designed by artist Ingeborg Meulendijks was opened. The reason for this was the wish It is not always us who start but it is the client who has dreamt and has made his magical world and on some part we were added! Now it is us who is making a dream where we are going to live in, where our child is going to grow in, a dream which is going to be a home Architecture has an influence on nature, and nature has an influence on our architecture.
Art also influences our architecture. A sculpture forms the basis of this residential volume A boutique development involving a row of s shophouses on a quaint street in Geylang, where eight conservation shophouses met seven local architects. The Series was initiated and executed by Pocket Projects, a boutique development consultancy Bureau de Change have reimagined the conventional terraced-house extension for a home in North London with an innovative addition that both celebrates and elevates the humble brick The creative duo embodies an eclectic spirit, approaching each project with a fresh perspective Located smack in the middle of an urban and crowded locale of Trivandrum, the site was a small plot that was being suffocated by other residential projects from all four sides.
The idea of this residence was to have an inward facing house with all its spaces opening into a The house was built on an old plot with preserved outbuildings and beautiful old trees. There were red brick buildings and a wooden barn on the site.
The whole property is located on a spacious plot, surrounded by magnificent oaks and birches Located in the center of BacNinh city, the house can accommodate an extended family of 4 generations. Above a rural house a new multipurpose room for technological services, the windows make a terraced viewpoint with Catalan vaults, herringbone walls and structural lattices. This hybrid construction integrates culture with production seeking to make a new modest destination in the site The construction consists of two independent blocks: 1.
The Tower, constituting a residential house and a place of family gatherings; 2. The Oxygen Garden, containing all the functions of the house CORE Modern Homes is a 16,sf 7-unit townhouse development which explores the potential of spatially oriented apertures that work to induce movement and visual interest within an efficient volume which maximizes programmatic potential The author's assumption when creating the first stage - the house design - was to obtain a spacious living space, creating a coherent whole with the external integral veranda of the house and the garden The house is built in Mao Khe, a growing area of urban and economic construction of Quang Ninh province, Vietnam.
