Dellis Cay Villa - Luxury home

Shigeru Ban has created two contrasting reasons to buy Villa Beach House House H and S, which both come with their own flag on Water, House W House H is seductive classic simplicity of its elements centered on the expansive living and dining room. Fully retractable glass walls overlooking a pond and a reflection pool to the beach house appear to float on water. S house is futuristic and organic, whose sinuous curves reach a circular reflection pool and outwardly rounded square swimming pool and the blue sea. "The two houses," said Shigeru Ban as "is carefully designed to be sympathetic in their own right to the kind of place, and both goals for the closest possible relationship between the inside and the predominance of the sea".

Fifteen villas will be located on 0.5 – 1.1 acre lots. Each villa includes its own over-water pavilion, which is a complete self-contained house in itself, and links to each main villa by private bridge.

designed by Shigeru Ban architect

Alan-Voo Family House

The scheme leaves half of the house of the girl's bedrooms and incorporates the other half, plus new front and rear extensions in a public area and a private bedroom for parents. This strategy amounts to a new house of 16 linear feet wide that is inserted into the existing house. Multi-tone, bright colors accentuate the new coins which suggests a graphic expression representative of the interests of the family.

by Californian practice Neil M. Denari Architects.

Matilde House - luxury home

The existing two-storey return, it was agreed a house such a grand scale, in which a narrow internal dimensions of the space unusable. Traditionally, Victoria returns consist of functional and subservient to the spaces of the main building. The design used on this premise, the creation of a series of generous dimensions of function space, can accommodate today's needs is offered by a typical Victorian house, the rooms are provided for work, play, bathe and sleep. functional relevance of the proposal was selected in response to current conditions do not paint the back terrace and subordinate functional spaces in it.

designed by Ailtireacht Architects

Underground House - Luxury Home

Crude Haus Greifensee, Switzerland, looks like a typical all accounts. But this modern and inventive shows that appearances can be deceiving. This discreet, low profile house has a hidden treasure in the form of underground space. The 721 square feet. In addition to the house consists of two sub emitted during outdoor play in three children's bedrooms, a bathroom and a film projection of the state of the art movie house private. A glass facade of two stories, allowing light to flood every corner, above ground and below.


designed by EM2N architect

House RR - luxury home

This roof measuring six metres high, with a surface of eighteen by eight metres, was built using a prefabricated timber structure with galvanized steel joints. In the two large facades of the house, generously open to the scenery, panels of glass fiber mosquito screens with PVC coating were installed, pivoting or sliding, with the intention of creating an external membrane, capable of keeping the insects out, without creating an obstacle for the ocean view and wind.

Tolo House - Holiday Home Design

Tolo House, a holiday home.

A holiday home with three bedrooms, a social bathroom, a living room, a dinning room, a small kitchen with a support washbasin, pantry, and even a small outdoor swimming pool.

This road leads to the northern higher part of the lot. The roof functions simultaneously as pavement support for the gardens: similar to the traditional threshing floors and patios in the northern regions of the country with hilly terrain.

The terrain’s instability together with modest economic resources gave rise to a house with triple function: the home itself and its interior space; the organization of outdoor leveled patios corresponding to the roofs of various levels which permit the outdoor use of the garden; and finally, the creation of a pedestrian link between the paths of the upper and lower levels that border this lot. The exterior stairs that create a link between the patios mirror the interior stairs that have the same function of linking the designed compartments that are also developed through levels. In this way, the exterior stairs correspond to the interior ceilings.

Architects: Alvaro Leite Siza

House V - luxury home

House “V” was designed in order to satisfy the needs of a family. The house is situated beneath Zagreb mountain Medvednica, on a relatively mild hill that stretches from south to east. The house is closed on the north side along the street and opens up into a large private garden thus creating a sense of intimacy for family life. The ground floor is intended for the common activities of the inhabitants, with a gradual staircase connecting the serene living area to private rooms on the first floor. Exits to the outdoor landscape are possible from the pool on the southern side, the porch area on the southeastern side, along the glass front of the living room and from the commercial part on northeast side.

Author: 3LHD

Pentimento House - Luxury Home

A garden and a client without fear. Built with a single piece of prefabricated concrete, which can be placed in four different ways (assembly) which solves structure, wall, furniture, ladders, even a garden facade that is the origin of the project. On the platform rises the prefabricated system. The pieces are inserted into steel rods anchored with epoxy glue to the platform. Inside, the same cracks help to support some wood pieces that become shelves, seating, tables and steps.

The house ignores possible finishes. The foundation slab melts with black pigment and hardener to become the finished floor final. The Flowerpots stays in its precast concrete finished as in its interior and exterior. On the top floor the lookout becomes the main space and robs its attention for any secondary element, allowing the passage of air and light, aligning the views of the distant mountains. Economy, simplicity and clarity. Working with the light, nature, temperate climate and available materials. Liberating austerity, allowing the enjoyment, the sensory and the connection with nature. Architecture Synthesis, which is held in a small number of its own laws. A single piece, a single constructive action of stacking the flowerpots. A flowerpots wall which converges the environment and the user.

Architects: Jose María Sáez and David Barragán

Luxury Mountain Home - Rocky Mountain Dream Modern Home

Luxury mountain home

Stunning architectural elements are complemented by two-story Pilkington glass walls, projecting at an angle to maximize on the magnificent views. A gated pathway leads past the 1,518-sq.-ft. carriage house and to the main house, offering 9,716 sq. ft. with an oversized heated garage, radiant heating, double-sided fireplaces and wood floors throughout.

A glass staircase leads up to the home’s third storey, which houses a glass-encased office. Hanging high over the home’s third storey is the “bird’s nest” master bedroom – an intimate and peaceful refuge. The Boulder Glass House is on sale through Sotheby’s International Realty.

by architect Matthew McMullen

Sagaponac House - Luxury Home Design

The single family house has been the privileged vehicle for formal, programmatic and technical experimentation in the 20th century. The Sagaponac House is a prototype weekend house designed for a wooded lot in Eastern Long Island. One of a number of houses commissioned for a new residential development, our project is characterized by its compact footprint, and open interior spaces. The active roofline and wood cladding recall vernacular traditions, while the open floor plan and interlocking of solid and void acknowledge contemporary, informal lifestyles. Filtered, ambient light that changes with the seasons and the time of day fills the house from the roof lights and window walls.

design by Stan Allen Architect

Organic Wooden House

Organic Wooden House

Seattle’s Pb Elemental Architecture is putting an organic notch on the city’s concrete skyline. The Dang Residence is a two-storey private wooden house of 3,600 sq. ft., clad in naturally beautiful cedar. Interiors are divided into a series of modern loft-style living spaces, including three bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a media room and a study. Throughout the house, thoughtfully placed skylights and windows light up corners and crannies, and unique architectural details like art niches.

designed by Seattle’s Pb Elemental Architect.