Showing posts with label house. Show all posts
Showing posts with label house. Show all posts

Monday, October 13, 2008

Skyline Residence, Belzberg Architects

"Perched atop a ridgeline in the Hollywood Hills, the presence of the Skyline Residence represents an honest approach to creating an environmentally sensitive building without sacrificing beauty nor budget. The pre-existing site presented a challenge in terms of constructability, the client presented the challenge of limited allowable expenses."

Belzberg Architects
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Project: Skyline Residence
Design Architect: Belzberg Architects
Location: Los Angeles
Year: 2007

Saturday, June 07, 2008

Avra Verde, Rick Joy architects

Seven Exclusive Desert Pavilions On Forty Acres, located At The Saguaro National Park West. This project is to promote an indoor-outdoor lifestyle merging sensory experience, artisanship, and environment sensibility; to create the most unique private residence enclave in the American Southwest.


"... The simplest things can evoke the deepest feelings. The silence in great music is often more profound than sounds
..." - Rick Joy

Rick Jo architects
Avra Verde
The Saguaro National Park West

Photo: © Avra Verde

Thursday, August 02, 2007

Tetris Haus, Plasma Studio

"Tetris House is derived from turning very pragmatic parameters into a spatially engaging concept: multiple programmatic demands (five self-contained units, parking space and other covered exterior areas) have initiated two volumes. L-shaped in plan and section they are spatially interwoven as to produce a range of dynamic in-between spaces."

Plasma studio
Tetris Haus (Haus Pezzei) - Multi unit residential block
San Candido, Italy

images: © Plasma studio

Sunday, April 15, 2007

Jellyfish House, Iwamotoscott

"like the sea creature, it coexists with its environment as a set of distributed, networked senses and responses. Jellyfish have no brain, no central nervous system, no eyes, and consist largely of the water around them. Yet, they sense light and odor, are self-propulsive, bioluminescent and highly adaptive to changing aquaculture...the house attempts to incorporate emerging material and digital technologies in a reflexive, environmentally contingent manner. The house is designed as a mutable layered skin, or 'deep surface', that mediates internal and external environments."

Iwamotoscott
Jellyfish House

Photo: © Iwamotoscott

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