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This is a building located in the Quinta da Marinha, Cascais, Portugal. House designed by FRA ment G OS, and is a project Duarte Pinto Coelho. The building was designed by architect aims to design a house with minimal maintenance requirements and looks striking – a ‘monolithic and compact mass that will strengthen the impact of the wall “big blind”‘ according to Duarte Pinto Coehlo. Almost all windows and doors has a black‘Laminam’ skin. Read more »

This Residence is a Victorian house which was inspired by the geometry of the existing house and garden and transparent walls of their own could admire the beautiful gardens and more close to nature. Designed by architects Studio octopus. The use of smooth black granite material delineates the kitchen from the seating area in an island unit cantilever gives a different look than usual. More emphasis on building a complex topography, wrapped in a black zinc refined and expanded line of living room and the external rear wall of the kitchen. Design by Studio Octopi. Read more »

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This is a large house with extensive gardens. Modern design that is displayed and made open to building a strong relationship between the house inside and out. Raw materials such as stone and steel, used in this building. As a transparent glass wall in each room, the purpose is to see a vast garden view and pool outside. The interior design has a high volume of double with the construction of spatial experience of open and closed to create the desired home improvements. Designed by Sluijmer architectuurbureau & Van Leeuwen. Read more »

Allandale House is a home design uses the A-frame model (s) for special audiences and their families. The building was purpose built to house occupants more comfortable being at home. Allandale building also provides space for collections such as wine, rare books, stuffed birds and deer, a mountain in between the relics on display in this house a little vacation. Allandale House is a jungle lodge triangularly shaped with a touch of modernity that was designed by William O’Brien Jr., an Assistant Professor of Architecture at MIT School of Architecture and Planning. Characteristics of the find to the cottage this is flexibility, though the ceiling seemed uncomfortable. The thickness of the roof is made between the outer surface and inner wall surface and then reclaimed as poche from the carving, book shelves and displays. Read more »

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