Monday, 13 May 2013

Briones House, Mexico

Located in Xalapa, Mexico, this contemporary concrete home by RP Arquitectos is a two-story structure with high ceilings and an open plan interior.

“A playful equilibrium of white concrete in the interior as well as exterior develops the program of the house. You are welcomed, in the main foyer, with a two-story height ceiling which lets you appreciate the fullness and voids at play, that bathed by the natural light indicate the different paths in the house. A crystal bridge which takes you to the intimate area of the house, is the element that unifies the public area with the private. The same two-story height ceiling repeats itself in the formal dining and living areas generating different ambient of lights and shadows which let you appreciate and enjoy the natural landscape of the zone threw the glass windows. The main elevation is practically blind, only small perforations let you peep out for the arrival of visitors, maintaining a guarded intimacy to the house. On the contrary, the rear facade opens up to the landscape creating a dialog between the exterior and interior, practically, with all the spaces of the house.” - by RP Arquitectos






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L71 House, Bangkok

Located in Bangkok, Thailand, this contemporary four-bedroom, four-bathroom residence was designed by Office AT in 2010. The house is 650sqm and sits on a long and narrow shaped site. As well as the bedrooms and bathrooms, there is also a living room, dining room, kitchen and a family room. The living room was extended to cover and shade the swimming pool and terrace outside.

The mass structures that combine to make the house are split up to enable more natural light and ventilation. The roof of the house is a double roof which protects the house from harsh weather - the lower roof is made of concrete and the upper roof consists of a metal sheet. The main materials used to build the house were tinted glass, wood and painted plastered brick walls.


















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Friday, 10 May 2013

Helena House, Texas

This two-story modern home in Houston, Texas mixes a stunning open interior and an exterior that boasts splashes of purple amongst an abundance of white panelling.

"Surrounded by multi-family homes, this residence is located on a unique lot close to Downtown Houston. The interior allows for a spacious, yet inviting setting, while vivid colors and forms define the exterior." - StudioMET architectural firm.








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St. Pancras Penthouse, London

This gorgeous three bedroom penthouse is part of a three unit development in St. Pancras. The building itself dates back to 1873 and has stunning views over London's city landscape. Due to its age, the staircases and partitioning were replaced however most of the buildings original interior structure and floor plans were maintained.






The top floor of the penthouse apartment houses the open plan master bedroom which can be closed off by an electronic curtain. The master bedroom also has an ensuite bathroom (with a large shower and TV) and walk in wardrobe/ closet. The lower and middle floors accomodate two other bedrooms, two bathrooms, a dining room, kitchen and entertainment/ living rooms. The three levels are woven together by an oak staircase.






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Beach House, Mexico

This 420sqm beach house located in San Bruno, Mexico is a 2010 project designed by Seijo Poen Architects. The house was designed as a family home able to accomodate three generations as an extended holiday home. The house works by enabling the social areas and bedrooms to connect with the ocean and beautiful beach front - this also helps to break down the barriers between the interior and exterior.





The ground floor contains the communal areas such as the kitchen and also houses a guest room. The other five bedrooms are located on the second floor with a double height living room connecting the two floors. The master bedroom is located above the social area and has its own terrace which isn't roofed, allowing clear visuals of the sky. 




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Thursday, 9 May 2013

House E16, South Africa

This mansion is beyond luxurious, right? Designed by Wessels Joyce Associates, this project located in Knysna, Western Cape Province, South Africa, is incredibly grand but holds an attractive air of minimalism. The two-storey home features an outdoor pool, jacuzzi, decked terrace and panoramic views of the stunning South African coast. Large floor-to-ceiling windows enable a feeling of openness and space throughout the mansion as well as providing beautiful views from the rooms. Every room is spacious, bright and fitted with luxurious furnishings and fixtures.











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