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Gadang house is the name of Minangkabau traditional house which is a traditional house and lot at many places in the province of West Sumatra, Indonesia. The house is also called by another name by the local community with “House Bagonjong” or there is also mention “House Baanjung”. Gadang house is usually built on the land owned by parent families in the tribe / people are hereditary and are owned and inherited only from and to the families of these women. Gadang House front yard is usually always there are two buildings Rangkiang, used to store grain. Gadang house on the right wing and left the building there is space “anjuang” as the place where the coronation of the bride biting or customary chief, because it is also called the Tower’s house as a home “Baanjuang”. “Anjung” and “Bodi-Chaniago” did not use crutches beneath it, while at kelarasan “Koto-Piliang” wearing crutches. This fits the philosophy adopted for these two different groups, one group that the government adhere to the principle of hierarchy using Anjung who use crutches, on the other faction anjuang as if floating in air. Read more »

This is a re-renovation of a warehouse. Shed Architecture redesigned a 320 square foot garage. Soulsi cleverly used to maintain the function of the garage, including using the support of the old garage to store kitchen pots, bookshelves can be found throughout the modern space. The end result is the only functional but also aesthetic, which really changed the idea of living in a garage. Read more »

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Currently, many design houses that use solar cell technology applications. Gained many advantages, besides saving the homeowner does not depend on electric power company owned by the government. This application can generate their own electricity as needed. This program is designed to prevent global warming. Alternative places for solar cell panels are the windows, but we must ensure that our windows face to the sun for at least 12 hours. Read more »

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This is very famous opera house in Sydney, Australia. This is the eighth wonder of the world. Design the Sydney Opera House was built starting in March 1959 after an incident which occurred the destruction of the existing Fort Macquarie Tram Depot. For the construction of this building, the process long enough for the passing of three stages: foundation and build a podium overlooking Sydney Harbour, the construction of the outer skin and interior. This building has been said to be a monument to technology, community, and the world during the 20th century, Jørn Utzon Pritzker Award in 2003, and in 2007 she was appointed as UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with ancient landmarks like Stonehedge. Large exterior glass wall designed by architects who are appointed and supported by vertical steel mullions that stretched all the way up at the mouth of shellfish. To support the 2000 panel of glass in the building structure, used bronze glazing bar running from the mullions (erdiri from two layers of glass joined by a plastic interlayer to strengthen the window and provide better sound insulation), designed by Ove Arup & Partners. Read more »