Monday, 18. January 2010
This is a Big Dig Project House, they using the unused building and renovated again. This house designed by SsD Architect, Lexington, Massachusetts. The materials of this house use steel and concrete from the waste. Contemporary style homes, and unused buildings, very interesting note to be used as an idea in building a house. In addition to steel and concrete, the use of wood arranged in line to make this building look beautiful. The house consists of living room, lounge, main bedroom, bathroom, dining room, kitchen and garage. Large area, can be used for soft materal like grass and plants. Air circulation becomes more natural. The use of lights, such as floodlights, porch lights, and make it look romantic and warm. Hopefully you are inspired by a simple info. Read more »
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Monday, 14. December 2009
Building a house designed by Sturgess Architecture, located in the islands Bowen. More ocean view, because Sturgess Architecture building design can be directly related to the sea. The material used a combination of stone, wood and glass. Natural impression remains in the show by Sturgess Architecture. Coloring and lighting lamps were adjusted with buildings and places. Owners and the whole family can enjoy the feel of the sea from near. Read more »
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Monday, 23. November 2009
The house is located in the andes mountains and bound on two sides by the walls of the stately old detention built of stone. The wall is made of thick stone and there are trees all around hosted. Bright light reflected off the snow through the windows and walls is an important aspect when building a house in the mountains. The house is divided into 3 independent floor. The first floor with a small 4 bedroom, second floor with a common room, dining room, playing, sitting and cooking, and the third floor to access and save all of mountain equipment. Read more »
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