This awesome and natural Brick Kiln House Design design by Mumbai-based studio Spasm Design Architects. The idea in this series is to show beautiful and inspiring brick houses. Houses that are remarkable for its design, natural, elements, concept or simply because they are beautiful. So if you like architecture, exterior design and beautifully designed houses, you are at the right spot. The brick kiln house located in Alibaug, a coastal town in the Konkan region of Maharashtra, India. this house natural landscape and cool exterior design ideas. now look the Brick Kiln House Design in Small Village Munavali, India with picture below: Brick Kiln House project Summaries; Architects: SPASM Design Architects Location: Munavali, Alibaug, Maharashtra, India Design Team: Sangeeta Merchant, Mangesh Jadhav, Thomas Kariath, Mansoor Kudalkar, Sanjeev Panjabi Contractors: R.K. Construct Engineers: Mr. Gireesh Rajadhyaksha (structural) Site Area: 9,800 sqm Total Built Area: 830 sqm Completion: Dec 2011 The Brick Kiln House by Spasm Design Architects: “Located in a small village Munavali, proximal to Alibaug, a favorite getaway, for affluent Bombay citizens as a place to build their dream country home. The allotment (3 acres) was partly a grove of Tamarind and Mango trees , with the odd , Champa,

The idea in this series is to show beautiful and inspiring green houses design Singapore-based studio Formwerkz Architects. Here is the sloping roof terrace at maximum garden house in Singapore with 3,760 square foot, three story modern green house design. Houses that are remarkable for its design, elegance, elements, concept or simply because they are beautiful. So if you like garden house, architecture, interior design and beautifully designed houses, you are at the right spot. Check out this  sloping roof terrace at maximum garden house in Singapore with picture below: Sloping Roof Terrace  at Maximum Garden House by Formwerkz Architects: “The client wanted a house where they could keep an eye on their 2 kids without the need to be in the same space. Loos’s Raumplan, somehow, came to mind. We were also looking at ways to expand the idea of garden in a very tight semi-detached site where most of the land is occupied by the building footprint. The Picturesque Landscape: The vertical wall planting set within a niche along the front boundary wall and the shrubbery on the car-porch roof, reclaim surfaces otherwise normally neglected as canvasses for beautification. The Planter Screen: Enclosing part of the building façade

The idea in this series is to show modern and inspiring houses by Spanish architectural firm A-Cero Architects. the 4,300 square foot concrete house located in Cadiz, a city and port in southwestern Spain. Modern Sotogrande house that are remarkable for its clean design, cozy swimming pool, awesome home decoration, modern furniture ideas. So if you like architecture, interior design and beautifully designed houses, you are at the right spot. Check out this Modern Sotogrande House Design by A-Cero Architects with picture below: Modern Sotogrande House by A-cero Architects: “A-cero has chosen the white colour as the main element in the house’s decoration in order to provide clarity and luminosity to the interior areas. Furthermore, white colour has been chosen because it creates a relaxation atmosphere according to the playful intentions of the owners. In the modern sotogrande house exterior areas you can find a 90m2 swimming pool and wide recreation places in order to celebrate meetings and social events. The house’s structure is a cubic volume. It has an area of almost 400 m2 and it is distributed in two floors. The most public spaces are in the ground floor: lounge, dining room, hall and a cleaning room. The

This cozy summer cottage in hills above Buckleton Bay, Matakana, New Zealand, design by Auckland-based studio Pacific Environments Architects. This single family summer cottage called by Bourke House. The idea in this series is to show beautiful and inspiring summer cottage. this houses that are remarkable for its design, elegance, elements, concept, natural energies or simply because they are beautiful. So if you like architecture, interior, exterior design and beautifully designed houses,  Check out this Summer Cottage in Matakana with picture below: Summer Cottage by Pacific Environments Architects: Summer Cottage Concept: The original family summer cottage relocated to next door made way for a new campsite – conceptual ‘tents’, formed as connected pavilions. Inspired by; and embodying inter-generational memories – the essence of long summer holidays, activities, collections, connections and stories. Site Conditions: An exposed, sensitive, rural coastal environment; positioned on a prominent peninsular with spectacular views complimenting the adjacent (and recently completed) Guesthouse and Boatshed; in a rural Kiwi vernacular. Planning Outcomes: A family retreat, created to both experience (and be protected from) the elements and nature, providing a sustainable fulfilling lifestyle, and maximising sea-views. The pavilions are linked, forming a protective backing to the central space – the

Amazing dream beach house design by Los Angeles-based studio Marmol Radziner. This Altamira Residence with 15,500 square foot complex with a main residence, study, guesthouse, and garage is located in Palos Verdes, California, USA. This dream beach house that are remarkable for its design, elegance, elements, concept or simply because they are beautiful. So if you like architecture, interior, exterior design and beautifully designed houses. Check out this Dream Beach House – Altamira Residence in Palos Verdes, California with picture below: Dream Beach House : Altamira Residence by Marmol Radziner: “Altamira Ranch represents the manifestation of the dreams and visions for generations of one California family. Occupying 20-acres along the rugged coastline of the Palos Verdes Peninsula, the undeveloped site held memories of childhood camping trips, family picnics, and romantic sunsets between husband and wife. Because of this sense of place, the clients wanted to maintain the “untouched” feel of the land as much as possible in the design of their 15,500 square foot family complex and to connect it to the surrounding landscape both physically and visually. Not wanting to disturb the land more than necessary, the four separate buildings–main house, study, guest house, and garage–were cut into the

Beautiful and inspiring houses series, here are the two story linear Marítimo house is a project by Seferin Arquitetura, the house is part of a regional Architecture Event that takes place in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Two Story Linear Maritimo House that are remarkable for its design, elegance, elements, concept or simply because they are beautiful. So if you like architecture, interior design and beautifully designed houses. Check out this week beautiful two story linear maritimo house with picture below: Two Story Linear Maritimo House Project description: “The shape of the residence is very clear, divided in two distinct blocks. A two story linear brick volume and a ground level glazed block.  The living room, dining room and the gourmet area, are fully integrated. Glazed, with glass sliding doors, this block is surrounded by a balcony deck high ground. A slab of concrete makes the cover of this volume, sheltering in a second floor terrace with magnificent view. The brick fireplace is outstanding volume of the environment, and can also be used outdoors on the porch. Two Story Linear Maritimo House On the ground floor, the longitudinal block houses all the service of the house, facing an external service circulation

This awesome mountain range house in Brightwater, Nelson, New Zealand. This modern house design with 392 sqm area by Nelson-based studio Irving Smith Jack Architects. This house design with cool wooden ceiling and large horizontal room design for all functionality. now look the Awesome Mountain Range House with picture below; Mountain Range House by Irving Smith Jack Architects: “Mountain Range House develops research and analysis of previous practice projects where traditional Pacific verandahs have provided intermediary living space at the transition of building to landscape. In attractive climates these external transition spaces, often finished in simple timbers, collect activity at the building edge where physical and visual access to landscape is unrestricted, immediate and inviting. Without enclosing walls, a verandah forms a single space held between horizontal flooring and roofing planes, and orientated outwards to the surrounding landscape by the building behind and transverse access. Typical house program requires multiple and connecting living spaces. Internalising a verandah space to suit colder climates therefore requires differential treatment to a series of living spaces within an overall internalized transition space. Mountain Range House explores the relationship between horizontal plains parallel and transitioning to the landscape, and the holding and releasing of the

New Zealand based studio Herbst Architects designed the Under Pohutukawa House project located in Piha, New Zealand . in New Zealand architecture, design and interior at home of the year series, this house become the cover of  magazine. Awards from NZIA Auckland architecture award 2011 and “HOME NZ” Home of the year 2012. Under pohutukawa house also publish at 2012 – MONOCLE (UK) feb2012 issue50 vol05 pg119-122 “Bach life Piha” PDF2012 – ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST (MEXICO) feb2012 issue142 pg104-109 “Back to Basics” PDF2012 – HOME NZ apr/may2012 pg 66-86 “Living Nature” Now look the Natural Under Pohutukawa House in Piha, New Zealand with picture below: Under Pohutukawa House Description from the architects: The site with which we were presented was extremely challenging in that it was 90% covered in mature pohutukawa trees, the site being a part of a continuous belt of forest that edges the road along the beach front. The circumstances not so much allowed, but dictated a sensitive poetic response to a building that, in order to exist would require the destruction of a large number of mature trees. To do this we looked to the trees themselves to give us the cues that we needed. We separated