Snail House Design in Switzerland

Snail house, a small family house, high up in the Swiss mountains, in the S-chanf village of Engadine. Snail house, a small family house, high up in the Swiss mountains, in the S-chanf village of Engadine.

The polygonal shell envelopes two levels, where the open plan living area wraps around a central staircase, creating enough space for a spacious living room, bedroom and guest rooms with en-suite bathroom, two studies and kitchen. "Single-family houses are a bit like bespoke suits: they are tailored to the client’s needs, and ideally, they should make the best of the situation at hand', said the architects of Snail house.

Beach House Design in Mona Vale

This house is able to be ‘zoned’ to 3 separate areas; the sunroom at the back, the bedroom and hallway, and the living area to the front. This assists in the retention of heat in the winter months. Cross ventilation is carefully considered through the whole house. The front living area ventilates through a series of louvres in a bank of high level clerestory., and the bedrooms also have cross ventilation via fanlight windows above doors.

Contemporary Green Home Design

Contemporary green home built in Vermont. With a super-insulated structure and passive heating and cooling, the home uses less of the mechanical systems for temperature control. To further reduce the use of fossil fuel in powering the house, the owners installed a geothermal heat pump system and heat recovery ventilator (to keep the air filtered and fresh). Raedia and Ian's home was design by Ian's father and the landscaping will be done by Ian's mother. Between everyone in the family, they've sure found a way to build a cool green home, with green kitchen design to make modern home have green interior design.

Homogeneous Design on Private Homes in Spain

You'll see the outer wall of a very different and that after you change your focal point, it seems you do not see the same house. The spacious and modern interior, with many original elements and interesting that we invite you to discover. Sometimes private houses has an impressive exterior design and dimensions as those errors may also be for the company headquarters or important institutions. We think this is the case with the House in "Zapateira", from Abeijón AF-Fernandez Arquitectos. However, overall performance is very homogeneous. Located in A Coruña, Spain, what's really striking about this population is diverse exterior. A large pool came to complement the overall look of the place and also make connections with the natural environment.

Contemporary Square House in Menorca, Spain by Modo Architects

This contemporary Zen style home combines the cool white facade with warm wood details and a large wooden deck that also serves the home's living space. Just outside the border of the home in this seaside endless water views. And very precise - with a view like this most of your life will be done outside. Minimalist in the form of a simple square and clean, white exterior, minimalist interior of the house continued in the same line, with white wood pallets that give this home style that flows easily Zen and calming atmosphere. Spanish architect modo Architecture & Design is the brain behind the Square House in Menorca, Spain. Large windows, sliding glass doors and inviting open-air balcony with views outside the house in a residential area of the wooden deck swimming pool and relax in the outside area. In only 180m2, this compact little house but sweet.

Luxury Contemporary Homes Design

Luxury Contemporary Homes Design Exterior

This contemporary home is a comfortable glass house design, open and natural. Have the sharp corners and angular sections meet in well-lit, spacious rooms. This luxury home is clean, almost leaning sterile, it is merged perfectly with the nature of its lot. With green bamboo wall on its exterior, make interior design like bathrom and kitchen have the curtain lush.

Luxury Contemporary Homes Design Glass Wall

Luxury Homes Design Interior Living Room

Luxury Contemporary Homes Bedroom Design

Luxury Contemporary Kitchen Interior Homes

Addition and Renovation Modern House Design

Addition and Renovation modern house designed by Wiebenson & Dorman Architects, located in Cleveland Park, Washington DC, USA. This modern house utilizes modern forms and material. Inside of home have the modern interior design, one of them on the living room and bedroom.





Description from architect:

We believe that our efforts, in most projects, should result in a design that is appropriate to the property, to the users, to the existing amenities, to the neighborhood and especially to the times in which we live. In order to achieve such designs, we consider opportunities to take advantage of the Owner’s goals, the site and its views and its features, light (natural and artificial), circulation (vertical and horizontal), energy efficiency (including passive solar) and other factors that we believe create dynamic, enjoyable, comfortable and responsible architecture.

Modern House Design Among the Treetops

Modern house design among the Treetops designe by Steven Isaacs and Lisa Saville Architect. This house built with the idea that the project have to be environmentally sensitive as possible. This home's elegant have the butterfly roof that provides shade, draws in morning light and channels rainwater into 9000-litre water tanks. Supplies are used for toilets, laundry and garden. A screen wall separates the kitchen and walk-in pantry from the dining room, which flows into the living room and deck.

Unusual Home Brings You the Best of Both Worlds

View the back holding something surprising - outside lover fun for the enthusiast and the same architecture. The front and rear gardens are connected by a tunnel under the home side, offering access to the basement and undercover car parking. Displaying floor to ceiling glass and a large terrace overlooking the secluded, leafy backyard with swimming pool, unusual house brings you the best of both worlds - inside and out. Located in Bussum, Amsterdam, this simple house design may look like you live an average of the front, but let us assure you, it is something but. Companies Group A Dutch architecture creates a beautiful contrast around the 19th century villa in this contemporary, tilted-roof, elbow-walls. The interior design is very much about nature. A minimalist, simple decor remain focused on the window and look outside.

Modern Living Space Suitable for 21st Century

Some of the defects of wood removed, some replaced, and some joints are also added and regenerated. Houses have become very comfortable and beautiful place to live in.. The kitchen is made of chestnut and a beautiful staircase and hand-made bathroom furniture made of walnut. The interior has been updated to more contemporary wood materials. Park Farm suffered a potentially fatal case of rot, because the wood rot and other matters related to age. As the owner of the claim, renovating old buildings is never easy but the results are very useful. Restoration of this historic farm house from the Elizabethan period was made in 2004-2005. The building has become a modern living space suitable for the 21st century.

Interior Maison NW

So, for Maison NW, the architect’s own personality – own desires, passions, even pathological deficiencies – lies at the core of the project.The approach uses the body to define the shapes of space.

A number of suitable principles will be elaborated and adapted over time that will meet the needs of many, even though the project is based on the architect’s personal experiences.

An architecture of the senses

This architectural concept is defined through a linguistic approach: words that qualify our behaviors. The implementation of a system permits the progressive transition from sense to shape, from conception to perception, to concrete representation. It projects symbolism into reality, and reveals the framework in their physical, sensible, and perceptive dimensions. Thus, it becomes possible not only to qualify shapes, colors, and materials, but also to work on a sound-based, visual, kinesthetic, and tactile transcription of words, and chosen notions.Consequently, the environment is conceived through sensibility to create specific atmospheres. It creates a “wall-free” architecture within which light, sound and matter, according to their inherent qualities define the limits of the space.



Various scales of the project modify behaviors and relationships

The project is based on three scales designed to match needs for intimacy, autonomy and/or sharing. Through similar actions, it will be possible to adopt behaviors, attitudes, various postures and to initiate numerous relationships.The scales are :
1. A global or overall scale, corresponding to the physical environment of the located space, here a big volume. It is the space for freedom, a place of spontaneous actions, it is the “scale of possibilities”. Function-free, occupation-free, with no designation whatsoever.
2. A scale per area, corresponding to everyday environment, associated to vital and social actions, and which characterizes “places to share common sensations”. A graduation towards ‘the’ specific.
3. A scale per element, referring to personal environment, linked to personal actions, thus generating privileged spaces. It is “the scale of individual equilibrium”. A graduation towards ‘the’ particular.



Global and Conceptual Approach

Each space is a framework that has attention to many details. Here, the furniture participates in the architectural setting. It is not the expression of a style, but the very foundation of the architectural project. The items integrate both functions, postures, constitutive elements of the created ambiance (light, sound,…)…, to the point of re-creating the walls of the house.The space integrates actions linked to work and domestic life. In addition, the domestic functions must disappear when the space is turned into a workshop thus giving way to creativity. Nevertheless the house must regain its original functions when needed.



“The furniture room” provides the functions that appear and disappear.
Whether a closet or living room space, the furniture room (closed or seen from outside) re-creates the walls of the global or total space, integrating light, matter, dynamic shapes,… When opened or seen from inside, it reveals the various functions of the house and produces intimacy, and/or isolation spaces.



The rounded angle at the base of the doors of the furniture allows for a continual reading of space from one door to another to the very span of the space. The envelope of spaces reads like a ribbon. The widths, inclines and variable colors of the doors creates a dynamic, an imbalance which eventually breaks the monotony of repetition.



The space is constructed around bands or spans, drawn by the heavy downfall of beams which support the house. Flexible, mobile and bright partitions act as ambiance dividers. Wound up, they give rhythm to the global/total space and can also be drawn as light curtains. Once down, they re-qualify the intangible and colorful environments, revealing an architecture enhanced by sensible transitions.