Meditation Pavilion Design by David Coleman Architecture

Meditation Pavilion Design by David Coleman Architecture -

This pavilion is one of those things that many people want to be near them House. It is the place to stay calm, without other people nearby and observe the beauty and nature. The nature not only includes wood around, but the lake is great to watch. The pavilion consists of a wall curved brick, a half-timbered roof and a platform suspended above water. A Rumford fireplace marks the center of the flag and bench surrounds the other three sides. down pillows are scattered along the bench. A Shaker table is located in the center. The aromatic cedar provides warmth and feeling of nature. This building offers a sensory experience that lifts the spirit and transcends the ordinary, which is a sense of calm that is both poetic and exhilarating. This place is ideal for those who want to bring their thoughts together. [David Coleman Architecture]

Low Maintenance Design House - Walnut House

Low Maintenance Design House - Walnut House -

Walnut House is one of the best works of the company's Portland Giulietti / Schouten.

The house is located a few miles outside of McMinnville 2.5 acre hillside in a walnut grove. To create materials of home maintenance was chosen as little maintenance as possible. Some of these materials are: galvanized metal siding, aluminum windows, wall and exposed veneer concrete panels for cladding. passive and durable simple features of the house include rainwater, solar hot water mounted on the roof, radiant heating in the floor, cork flooring, natural day lighting and insulation spray Icynene on.

The two-bedroom, three bath house with a garage adjoining 527 square foot ranch houses inspired by Hill Bay. The overall design of the house could be called as wonderfully spacious and glassy. He separated the two wings: one to the north after private master bedroom and home office; the southern one for living areas, dining room and kitchen. [Giulietti/Schouten Architects ]

103 Years In The Wood House Ocean

103 Years In The Wood House Ocean -

This beautiful house called Clingstone House is located on a small island in Narragansett Bay . It is so called because it hangs on a small island and was built by .S. Lovering Wharton and William Trost Richards. The house is made of 100% natural wood, it is 103 years and now it is owned by the architect Henry Wood and his family. There are 23 rooms in the house and 3 floors and the house has a magnificent view of the ocean. Although the house looks antique lots of modern technologies, such as solar and wind power panels to generate electricity, rainwater-recycling and filtration of sea water systems and composting toilets. It is a wonderful home for a holiday or a weekend

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Really modern and comfortable living and Interior Design

Really modern and comfortable living and Interior Design -

modern interior designs are usually associated with cold and minimalist rooms that are not very comfortable. Although this is not always the case and here is an example of how a modern interior could be done very very livable. The project is called Critz and is made by Pepe Calderin design. It has all the modern interior design elements such as glass tables, an unusual and minimalist furniture, a color theme, linear forms and so on. While the addition of soft, warm colors and art objects of different colors the designer has managed to create a very comfortable place to live. [ Pepe Calderin Design ]

Crossway - Zero Carbon House UK

Crossway - Zero Carbon House UK -

There are two weeks ended house is the new ecological house UK, which shows the combination of the latest energy-saving technologies with techniques dating back to medieval times. construction technique was used for the first time in Spain in 1382, known as Catalan vault system. Low bow made of several layers of bricks glued together with orientation course to ensure the robustness without the need of additional support structures. It is designed by Richard Hawkes also as one of the first zero houses atoms UK. The house is harnessing solar energy to generate all its own electricity and thermal energy. The building demonstrates how contemporary design can celebrate local crafts and materials and incorporate new technologies to produce a highly sustainable building that is slightly on Earth. [Hawkes Architecture]