Futurist Architecture

The base of this house building is wrapped by the cedar screen. The facade and the interior are linked by a stair tower. In each second-floor bedroom, the awesome view of the surrounding canopy is offered. This view consists of green roofs and gingko trees on the dining and living spaces below the upper floor.

The architect also designs this house as a place that used little energy. They use extensive passive thermal and daylighting strategies to create little energy use. There is a large solar array that can provide much energy for the client need in this house. It makes the house is not only comfortable but also environmental friendly.

As a contemporary house, Caterpillar is designed with a lot of wood materials. These materials are used to create an awesome ceiling inside the interior and also the shades with shelves on the window of the living room. In the kitchen, the same material is also used to create the high cabinet and kitchen island.

The main building has two levels that built with some different materials. Most of the material palette comes from local and natural sourced materials. It means, the artisans and local suppliers can support this villa well and minimizing the home’s carbon footprint too.

The design of this landscape is made with an awesome collaboration between the architect with Floor & Associates. The architect also works together with Jack Wosniak to design the interior.

Chalet La Petite Soeur is a traditional house with a modern interior design in it. The whole room is made in a simple color like white, grey, and black. Some spaces have a wooden floor and another space like a bedroom has a glowing floor made of marbles.

The residents can have a natural sun by day with the metal jalousies and the aluminum blades. It also can create a good privacy for the house when the light comes. Bathroom and bedrooms with wardrobe are located on the second floor. The bedrooms have a direct exit on the wide terrace.

This house is a converted 1955 corrugated steel-wall grain silo with 340 square feet of the total livable space and 230 square feet of the footprint area. The main challenge to design this house is reaching the comfortable sense of a ‘home’ with a foreign size and shape from the common house.

Both interior and exterior of Exeter 56 Residence are designed with a modernist character using the materials and the furniture. The contemporary style can be seen on the concrete material that the architect uses to design the outdoor floor and the seating area.

The writing table, sink, shower, bathtub, and also bed have a good interaction with each other. The wooden louvers are used to the vertical partitions, maximizing the natural light to come to the floor. It contrasts with the concrete structure located on the floor below.

Oak Brook Passive Solar Residence is built with some different materials like wood, glass, stone, and also concrete. Wood is the most used material by the architect, creating a warm and also a beautiful residential in Oak Brook.