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Posts Tagged ‘Modern House Design’
Saturday, September 26th, 2009
Underground House, designed by EM2N architect, located in Greifensee, Switzerland.


Haus Gross in Greifensee, Switzerland, looks like a typical house by all accounts. But this modern and inventive design proves that looks can be deceiving. This understated, low-profile house holds a buried treasure in the form of an underground living space. The 721-sq.-ft. sub-grade home addition includes two sunken open-air courtyards leading into the three children’s bedrooms, a bathroom and a state-of-the-art home theater for private film screenings. A two-storey glazed façade lets light flood every corner, above ground and below.

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Tags: Architect, Bedrooms, Courtyards, Film Screenings, Home Addition, Home Theater, Inventive Design, Light Flood, Living Space, Low Profile, Luxury Home, Luxury House, Modern House Design, Private Film, Sq Ft, State Of The Art, Switzerland, Underground House, Underground Living Posted in home | No Comments »
Tuesday, September 15th, 2009
Alan-Voo Family House in Los Angeles by Californian practice Neil M. Denari Architects.

 This is a Project Description from Neil M. Denari Architects :
The scheme leaves half of the house for the daughter’s bedrooms and incorporates the other half plus new extensions in front and back into a public zone and a private bedroom for the parents.
This strategy amounts to a new 16 ft wide linear house being inserted into the existing house. Multi-toned, bright colors accentuate the new pieces which suggests a graphic expression representative of the family’s interests.

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Tags: Architects, Bedrooms, Bright Colors, Californian, Denari, Graphic Expression, Modern House Design, Parents, Private Bedroom, Project Description, Public Zone, Voo Posted in home | No Comments »
Thursday, July 30th, 2009
Organic Wooden House designed by Seattle’s Pb Elemental Architect.




Seattle’s Pb Elemental Architecture is putting an organic notch on the city’s concrete skyline. The Dang Residence is a two-storey private wooden house of 3,600 sq. ft., clad in naturally beautiful cedar. Interiors are divided into a series of modern loft-style living spaces, including three bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a media room and a study. Throughout the house, thoughtfully placed skylights and windows light up corners and crannies, and unique architectural details like art niches. More information about Organic Wooden House [ via] Modern House Design.
Tags: Architect, Architectural Details, Architecture, Art Niches, Baths, Bedrooms, Concrete, Crannies, Living Spaces, Loft Style, Modern House Design, Notch, Seattle, Skylights, Skyline, Sq Ft, Windows Light Posted in home | No Comments »
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