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Modern Japanese Architecture Design by Hiroshi Nakamura
I also likeable the tangle in aligning to help their rationalground of the apartments is stylish With a tear down level section of environmental issues. With its voguish scheme, alluring head, archetypal pieces of placing immature stiff birdhouses throughout this framework to enhearten The inland of 684.86sqm, this modish town trick is [...]
Modern Architecture of Rural Japanese House by Kidosaki Architects
house maintaining a low building profile that dynamically extends in east and west orientation, sharply extending eaves the dining and living areas as the main spaces of the house face to the south side garden filled with daylight, and on the north side with the seasonal views of hanareyama.
Japanese Architecture Home Boukyo by Nakayma Architects in Japan
The Japanese Architecture Home called Boukyo house created by Nakayma Architects in Sapporo, Japan.as a crowded city in Japan an architect Nakayma would to separate a private space and public space to be possible. An architect try to Located the two bedrooms and bathroom as far apart from the dining room, living room, and kitchen.all interior and exterior side designed with extreme and solid construction to avoid earthquake disaster.The interior features an interesting display of lighting created by geometric shapes in the bathroom.
Perfect Japanese House by RRML Architects
This house is based on the typical Japanese architecture. The location of the house is perfect. The house also provides you with beautiful scenic views. Life in this house will be something very unique. Wild birds come to this location in order to feed on the insects. Living here will be a very pleasant experience. The living room is very spacious and provides you with a lot of sunlight. The bedrooms are provided with French windows and you have easy access to the nature or the natural surroundings. The kitchen is also very elegantly designed and equipped with all the modern appliances. Anyone who loves natural environment will definitely love to stay here
Modern Timber Architecture Design by Quezada Architecture
Quezada Architecture never falls short of magnificent examples of modern timber architecture and yet again, we have found something that deserves a mention. The two broad-open entrance doors and a modern, yet “home” interior make this San-Francisco-area timber house alluring. The natural wood panels cover walls on both sides offering a verdant [...]
Luxury Architecture Building Concept by RMJM Architect
This architecture building concept featured 5-bedroom penthouse apartments to small studio apartments all facilities design in luxury design.
New Concept Architecture Building by A-cero Architects
A-cero has come up with the impressive design of home representing art and architecture of a class. A modern concept of building the home, which has been constructed with blocks and plates, is a new concept of A-cero architects. The ground floor is the home is going to have living room, dining [...]
Modern Stylish Architecture Building by the tecARCHITECTURE
Casa Son Vida is one of the island paradises of Majorca, Spain. This could be a little piece of heaven for the users. The modern and stylish architecture of this building, which is designed by the tecARCHITECTURE, is described as a “triumph of the straight lines as well as rounded surfaces”. This [...]
Modern Unique Architecture Building by Pieta-Linda Auttila Architect
An example of unique buildings in Modern Architecture that shows the adaptability of wood is The WISA Wooden Design Hotel. This architectural treasure of wood located in the maritime hearth of Helsinki is designed by Pieta-Linda Auttila. In this exclusive Modern Architecture, the wood works not only as a decorator of the [...]
Architecture Design Building Rosenthal Centre by Zaha Hadid
Architecture Design Building Rosenthal Centre detailed plans submitted to Southwark Council for consideration outline the design for the new building, situated on the corner of Southwark Street and Great Guildford Street. Architecture Design Building Rosenthal Centre famed for her buildings including the Rosenthal Centre for Contemporary Art in Cincinnati, US and the [...]
Architecture Design
When I browsed through google for some interesting facts on architecture, I stumbled upon this gigantic house, with a distinctive design, and it is located in my current city, Kuala Lumpur. The scale of the house is already enormous, overwhelming the other bungalows surrounding it in a housing area at Damansara. The unique design further differentiate this building with other typically-designed houses surrounding it. This really stands out…YTL Residence
If you don’t know, YTL stands for Yeoh Tiong Lay, and he is one of the richest men in Malaysia. His main company, YTL Corporation is one of Bursa Malaysia’s largest companies. The residence is the ultimate expression of the taste, influence and industrial-scale capabilities of the prominent family whose entrepeneurial activities have shaped Kuala Lumpur’s skyline for many years. The house is designed by Paris-based agency, Jouin Manku and is completed in end of 2008.
Three generations of the prominent family inhabit the 3000 square-meter residence designed to accomodate both private and public functions. The building includes nine bedrooms, two family rooms, a family kitchen and a private dining area, a family library, a game room, a study room, a public reception area, a formal dining room, a ballroom, a chapel, twenty-one bathrooms, a swimming pool, two guest suites plus indoor private and guest parking.
The initial sketches exploring the owners’ usage requirements reveal resemblances to the boring stacked-boxes look still so ubiquitous in residential architecture. While traces of the ‘heaped trailers’ syndrome remained in the finished building, this is not the Jetsons, neither are we looking at Epcot, Tomorrowland or the 1964 New York World’s Fair.
If you don’t know, YTL stands for Yeoh Tiong Lay, and he is one of the richest men in Malaysia. His main company, YTL Corporation is one of Bursa Malaysia’s largest companies. The residence is the ultimate expression of the taste, influence and industrial-scale capabilities of the prominent family whose entrepeneurial activities have shaped Kuala Lumpur’s skyline for many years. The house is designed by Paris-based agency, Jouin Manku and is completed in end of 2008.
Three generations of the prominent family inhabit the 3000 square-meter residence designed to accomodate both private and public functions. The building includes nine bedrooms, two family rooms, a family kitchen and a private dining area, a family library, a game room, a study room, a public reception area, a formal dining room, a ballroom, a chapel, twenty-one bathrooms, a swimming pool, two guest suites plus indoor private and guest parking.
The initial sketches exploring the owners’ usage requirements reveal resemblances to the boring stacked-boxes look still so ubiquitous in residential architecture. While traces of the ‘heaped trailers’ syndrome remained in the finished building, this is not the Jetsons, neither are we looking at Epcot, Tomorrowland or the 1964 New York World’s Fair.
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