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Suburban Houses: Berkshire Residence project

admin — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 00:50:34 +0000

Berkshire Residence was developed by Morrison Seifert Murphy Architects, studio of architecture and design. Harmony and coziness are reached by a combination of spectacular illumination and use of warm, dark gray-green and coffee colors. Large sliding glass doors and windows gave the house an ability to blend in with the surrounding nature, and made the indoor and outdoor spaces become one. The interior and the exterior of the residence are a product of minimalism and simplicity of forms. This house is perfect for a family that values comfort and a good life-style.

Design and Photo: Morrison Seifert Murphy Architects

Suburban Houses: a beautiful small house in Amsterdam

admin — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 19:15:59 +0000

This eye catching compact residence is located on a small lot in Amsterdam. The design is created in such a manner that the house looks as the homogeneous monolithic form. Simplicity and minimalism gives it a conservative modest look. The outside walls of the house are decorated with an original ornamental siding.

Photos of the exterior

Photos of the interior

Vertical application of greenery

Photo: Marc Koehler

Private Mansions: use of wood and stone in design of Casa Mirindaba residence

admin — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 00:55:41 +0000

Casa Mirindaba is Marcio Kogan’s project located in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The house has elegant and airy box forms created with the help of high quality stone and Brazilian timber. Playing with light and colors, Marcio Kogan made the line between the indoors and outdoors disappear. Minimalism is present in every detail of interior and exterior. Brazilian designer deserves lots of respect and admiration, is design is modern and stylish.

Design: Marcio Kogan.
Photo: Nelson Kon.
S?o Paulo, Brazil

www.marciokogan.com.br

Design project of a suburban house built for resale

admin — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 22:53:31 +0000

This suburban house project was designed and built specifically for resale. Design studio Reigo & Bauer (Toronto) decided to design and build this house so that it could be affordable and accessible to an average consumer. The main challenge was to offer the buyer a newly built house with modern design for a competitive price. While the price of this house can be compared to an average apartment in Toronto, it differs in the way that it has the front and the backyard, three floors for living, and of course a beautiful and modern interior. The house was listed for 419,900 Canadian dollars and was sold for 414,000 in October of 2006. This house is perfect for people that appreciate modern design. Take a look at further photos.

Source www.contemporist.com