Private residence designed M.M. House by Andrade Morettin Arquitetos Associados and is located in São Roque, SP, Brazil.
M.M. House designed by Andrade Morettin Arquitetos Associados
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Modular Eco-House System
“Modular Eco-House System”
Concept | Design: LandmArch.
Collaborator: Vita Giannini
3Ddesign: UCADP
Rammed Earth modular housing with photovoltaic windows and roof garden
Modular areas: 6m² |12m² | 22m²
The idea behind this project is to propose a sustainable, modular, residential system that can be tranformed into smaller or bigger areas depending on the number of its residents, their economic background and/or the use of the areas themselves. The main construction is build out of rammed earth, an ecological and easy way of producing space by building walls using natural raw materials such as earth, chalk, lime or gravel.
Seacombe Grove house designed by BE Architecture
Contemporary house “Seacombe Grove” designed by b.e Architecture and is located in Melbourne, Australia.
The Urbane House designed by Hiren Patel Architects
A private residence “The Urbane House” designed by Hiren Patel Architects. Located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. It covers an area of 394.0 sqm and was completed in 2013.
Photographs: Sebastian Zachariah
Harshad Residence Project
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- Harshad Residence Project
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- Harshad Residence Project
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- Harshad Residence Project
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- Harshad Residence Project
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- Harshad Residence Project
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- Harshad Residence Project
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- Harshad Residence Project
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- Harshad Residence Project
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- Harshad Residence Project
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- Harshad Residence Project
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- Harshad Residence Project
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- Harshad Residence Project
Spiral House designed by Ivan Priatman Architecture
Spiral House is a Single-Family Residence designed by Ivan Priatman Architecture and is located in Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia.
Tassone House designed by Baldasso Cortese
Designed by Baldasso Cortese, this clean and uncompromised project is a series of spaces that help the building utilise a small site. A palette of natural materials and large expanses of glass help the building “dissolve” into the garden. While all extraneous elements have been meticulously integrated into the building fabric to create simple and strong forms without compromising functionality. Photographer: Peter Clarke Photography.
