These are the exterior house design pictures that can give you inspiration in building a new house.
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Friday, April 23, 2010
Top Exotic Exterior House Design Models
These are the exterior house design pictures that can give you inspiration in building a new house.
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Wednesday, April 21, 2010
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Monday, April 12, 2010
Art Murals for Large Spaces
We think the large murals that you see in Starbuck or Barnes and Nobles are really cool. We always wish we can get something like that at home. It will work great if you have a large loft with tall, tall ceilings, don't you think? So much cooler than wallpapers.
We found a source today for it that we thought you might want to check out. They do mostly commercial installations but you can buy them for residential as well.
Here are some samplings:
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Popular Wooden Volume Modern House Design
Sided with varied thicknesses of oak slats, this modern villa house open planned to its beautiful landscaping. Fits naturally with its site, this modern wooden house has box-like form with leveling differentiated heights construction. Camouflage double wall become favorable decking terrace and continuous to the open space dining at the backyard. Sliding glass doors and huge glass windows, also variety open height windows layout supported natural light inside the house.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Hillside Modern House Design
Wood mountain house design architecture is located in Caviano, Switzerland, with a wonderful view on the lake and the mountains, designed by Markus Wespi Jérôme de Meuron architects. This mountain house takes itself inconspicuously back and connects with natural stonewalls of the surroundings rather than with the heterogeneous buildings. With large space-strutted panorama openings alternate with small square ventilation windows, and the irregular window setting is melting the floors to a unit without recognizable partitioning.
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Luxury Mountain Home Designs Architecture Like in Brazil
Luxury mountain home designs architecture designed by Studio Paralelo, located in the city of Bento Gonçalves, mountain region of Rio Grande do Sul – Brazil. The luxury house is a rectangle of 9 vs. 27 meters in reinforced concrete, separated from the ground in a smooth unevenness of 0.90 meters. The program is organized in two levels. In the elevated ground floor the terrace in “L” conforms the accesses and integration to the home garden. In the other level, in semi-basement, are located the garage and the cellar. Complementing the program, a little house shelters the wood oven, baths and the volume of the water tank. In the North face, taking advantage of the best views, glass panels establish the connection of the home interior with the garden.
Addition and Renovation Modern House Design in USA
Addition and Renovation modern house designed by Wiebenson & Dorman Architects, located in Cleveland Park, Washington DC, USA. This modern house utilizes modern forms and material. Inside of home have the modern interior design, one of them on the living room and bedroom.
Description from architect:
We believe that our efforts, in most projects, should result in a design that is appropriate to the property, to the users, to the existing amenities, to the neighborhood and especially to the times in which we live. In order to achieve such designs, we consider opportunities to take advantage of the Owner’s goals, the site and its views and its features, light (natural and artificial), circulation (vertical and horizontal), energy efficiency (including passive solar) and other factors that we believe create dynamic, enjoyable, comfortable and responsible architecture.
Modern House Design in Sweden
Hillside modern house designed by RB Arkitektur, located in Sweden. This house design literally and beautifully blends into the environment. The home interior decorating consists of contemporary furnishings that are sleek and sophisticated, but comfortable and inviting. This lovely green residence in Nacka, Sweden is minimalist architecture at its best. This house into the ground to help moderate its temperature; and its clean lines and U-shaped design make for a simple yet luxurious single family home.
House Design in Sweden
Japanese House Design
The T Residence built in 875.20m2 site area combine both of reinforced concrete and wooden material. This Japanese house, located overlooks the pacific ocean in Japan. The “view” through intermediate region formed by the eaves, will be made put to picture flame of “scenery”. Careful choice of material, pursuit of righteous details that are derived through mastication of elements, and uncompromising elaboration on-site all account for the enhanced quality of architecture. The ensemble would give birth to a moderate level of tension, balance between the delicate and the massive, and accumulation of exquisite senses of scale, that add a touch of grace to the architecture and create a space of comfort through harmony with nature.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Traditional Japanese House and Garden Design
The T-house aesthetic appeals to the “connoisseur of the simple”- those who appreciate the economy and elegance of its minimalist proportions as well as the sensual beauty of its handcrafted material. “The house is more like a beautiful wooden bowl or a piece of furniture than a building, “Says Gwilliam. One of the most complete and authentic Bali T-house designed and built in the United Stated is this charming yoga pavilion perched, birdlike, over a Japanese water garden at a private residence in Santa Barbara.
The owner, a documentary filmmaker, learned about Bali T-house from a friend and contacted Tony Gwilliam to create a garden sanctuary for her in a sheltered wooded area behind her residence. The natural landscape in that part of the property, shaded with fragrant cedars, lends itself to the “deep environment of peace” provided by the design.
T-house architecture features versatile kit-system construction with modular components that can be variously configured to suit a client’s needs. Depending on design preferences and program, the modules can be vertically stacked in to a two-story structure or expanded horizontally into a compound-style arrangement as in many traditional Balinese villages. This yoga pavilion features a one-module, single story plan. Its structural components were crafted in Bali, precut according to the prescribed footprint (specially engineered for California code requirements), and shipped in a twenty-foot container to the site. A local contractor and a crew of four workers assembled and erected the pavilion in less than two weeks.
Classic Balinese Indonesia Structures
The most efficient systems are the simplest. My basic philosophy has always been to build a house that improves the environment instead of compromising it. I want to help people ground back into the earth, into nature.
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This chapter features Asian-Inspired timber-frame products developed by innovative companies offering houses made with prefabricated modular components, or “kits” – The Bali T-house developed by Tony Gwilliam, The Minahasa House of Carey Smoot, Source tropical, the Rikyu prototype developed by Paul Discoe. Joinery Structures and the Haiku House produced by Charla Honea.
These high-quality “houses-to-go” are rewriting the definition of kit houses. Besides the strong aesthetic appeal of these Asian-Inspired designs, their modular systems give them wide flexibility with floor plans. As these designs illustrate, prefabrication does not limit the homeowner to generic and identical results. Their affordability and durability make them further attractive Committed to earth-friendly design; these companies build their products with natural, nontoxic and reused wood materials.
Perfect Style House
Perfect House
Modern Australia house design, interesting Mansion architectures design ideas from luxury Hi-tech Mansion located at 43 Oxford Street in Paddington. This is perfect house living space with minimalist, modern and luxury interior design. The house has three spacious bedrooms, two modern bathrooms, and one garage for two cars, and also contemporary minimalist kitchen with stainless steel appliances. So, this is big house with hi-tech for future dream house. Most of the interior and exterior mansion design use white color schemes as wall decorating.
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Bali, Indonesia is One of the Most Famous Architect
Bali is one of the most famous architect, who are already in their names nationaly and internationaly its architecture and villas, hotels, and homes all over the world.
Name as Popo Danes, Sukarmayasa Made, Made Wijaya, some of Bali's most famous architects and landscape design for the property. If you want to create the best property around it, see more, since they put their best efforts to bring the best of their dream property and landscape design into reality.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Houses in Rural Areas
Finally, the 945 sq. ft. 2 bedroom, 1 bath L-shape “Villager.”
This is a nice variation on the traditional ranch, in that it creates some enclosure with the L and nice separation of one of the bedrooms, without the wasted space of long hallway found in many ranchers.
When I first saw this photo of the exterior, I thought it didn't look very good because of the window placement. See how the windows on the right, are right up against the edge of the house. I don't like that. However, that window placement, along with the windows on the adjacent side, can look very cool INSIDE, a wrap-around effect. So, sometimes it is worth a sacrifice of something that doesn't look all that great outside, for what it brings to the interior of a home.
The window in the bedroom (front, on the left) bothered me. It looks like a 1960 ranch house picture window, and didn't go with the style of the other windows in the front of the house. So, first I tried either putting a single or double window there, same kind as in the front. That looks fine. However, in a bedroom, a lot of people don't want a window that when open in the summer, is big enough for someone to crawl in.
So, I left the window as it was, but added a mullion (dividing stick) and I think it looks better. It could be a do-it-yourself project.
Since 1984, Excel has had a reputation of building reasonably-priced modular homes -- over 27,000 of them -- with the overriding principal that their homes -- the more expensive ones anyway -- are pretty much indistinguishable from site built. They don't stray from traditional styles, but being modular, they can be built faster and with better control and quality.
Along with looking like site-built, owners can have peace-of-mind their home itself will be a good investment.
In the past, the starting size of their homes (over 1000 sq. ft.), the level of customization, and the number of larger more expensive homes they build precluded me from paying much attention to them, even though their homes frequently win modular awards for design in their price range.
Even though I want to review mostly green modular homes that are nationally competitive with the i-house, I thought I'd stick these in, because I like all of them, and the Clayton i-house can't be delivered in parts of NY State and some other places because of bridge height. Also, some of these designs might be better for areas with big snow load.
I'm not against architects exploring any ideas they want, no matter how far fetched, but I'd like to see more small, affordable green homes go into production, and its great to see Excel, Clayton and Palm Harbor catching on. Smaller is greener. It saves energy.
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Typical House in Bali, Indonesia
1 master bedroom with bathroom included, 1, guest house bathroom included, 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, separate big kitchen, living room, dinning room, swimming pool, 3 car garage, gazebo etc.
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