Monday, 10. May 2010
Japanese model with the type of building Kinloch Residence has been designed by m3architecture. The theme is taken from a modern home. House form “L” is one meter in the north-east, the objective that the view across the river can be seen. This house will be built three levels. Colors, shapes and materials selected to create the impression of a house of contemporary aesthetics . Read more »
Friday, 22. January 2010
The building is located in the Home Studio, designed with Japanese style. Architect of Hiroshima,Japan had success created it, his name is Bunzo Ogawa. Unlike most, this house design is very unique. This house was made because of the characteristic design wrapped. The second floor porch feature and “wrapped” by a few walls. In addition, the theme of contemporary and modern design with elements that are common to Japanese homes. Exterior color themes using black and white color, while the interior uses a light and natural themes. Read more »
Thursday, 17. December 2009
Japanese-style house designed by Edward Suzuki Associates Inc. He use modern concepts and green theme architecture. The house hole area like a circle. Diameter of a circle which used as a yard and patio. In Japan country, this modern building was popular. Color used in accordance with the green theme. The mixture of white with green is natural color. The material used mixing glass, wood and brick for this building. Gaming glass helps air circulation into the house. Green design kept the Japanese tradition style as Engawa, Tsuboniwa, and Hisashi . Read more »
Saturday, 5. December 2009
This is an example of a house that has been created by modern architect Takao Shiotsuka. This house is designed facing the sea with large windows and modern interior design is clean and minimalist. Types of modern architecture in many ways timeless and durable, free from chaos and characteristics orientation of white highlights in the interior and exterior. I really liked the simple and striking landscape which is used primarily white stone in the yard. Read more »
