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20×20 House in Chile by Felipe Assadi and Francisca Pulido
I love the grid-like tile of the exterior of this home by Felipe Assadi and Francisca Pulido.
Lago Vista Lake House in Texas by Bercy Chen Studio LP
The whole back of the house is wrapped in glass form floor to ceiling. The deck that extends to line up with the cantilever ceiling adds a lot of recreational space, where dinners “al fresco” could be an everyday affair. Designed by Bercy Chen Studio LP.
Kew Residence, Australia, by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects
This house by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects is located on the edge of an escarpment in Kew within a significant landscape environment. The house provides substantial views overlooking the Yarra river and Studley park golf course and the primary living zone is provided on one level suspended above what was previously an existing Tennis court. The project received an RAIA residential Architecture award in 2004.
Avalon House in Australia by Fox Johnston Architects
This home by Fox Johnston Architects is a re-build of a dilapidated 1950s beach house into a light filled home for a growing family.
Trying to keep the feel of the beach house concept: unpretentious and modest, yet allowing a greater connection to the garden and outdoor spaces while opening the views, letting in as much light as possible.
Fab Stairs
I can’t stop staring at this staircase. It’s just amazing. The whole house is amazing, but I’m particularly in love with these. See more at Trendir.
Photos by Roland Halbe.
Bradley Residence in Arizona by Michael P. Johnson
A beautiful, one story home that looks more like a club house than a home… but maybe that’s a good thing! Very open spaces with polished floors that reflect the images that you can see thru the monumental floor to ceiling glass panels. The built-in concrete deck really expands the living area towards the outside where a reflective pool serves as a way to lower the temperature and, again, multiplying the views from the surroundings. Designed by Michael P. Johnson.
