Futurist Architecture

Those cabins can accommodate a family of five or two to four people. In the main room, the main is positioned as comfortable as possible that withdrawn slightly from the floor to the ceiling of the room. This way can enable the guests to experience a different level of enjoying the island while still being sheltered comfortably.

House in Sa Riera is a modern house with a long shape a flat roof. The house spaces are spacious and also open. The floor, wall, and ceiling are merged into one beautiful look through the combination of white paint and grey look from the floor. And from the outside, its elegant look comes from the glass wall that combined with bricks.

The comfortable sauna offers a private exit to the outdoors (right into the fresh snow or to the spa-bath). With the higher length of the structure, this cabin can show its floor to ceiling glass on the facades and houses the living room, dining area, and open kitchen.

A new living room can be found extending to the back garden of the villa with floor-to-ceiling glass on three sides. This room can maximize the views and light from the treetops towards the garden and to the sea further. There is a new kitchen in the opposite direction that incorporated in the single concrete block. The contrast of the color looks harmonizes between the existing building and its surroundings.

Seaview Avenue Residence is located on a street surrounded by post-war weatherboard homes. The site develops with an increasing number of some new architectural beachside residences. The replacement and transformation of a deteriorated holiday shack is the design brief of this project, changed into a permanent dwelling.

Some common spaces of the house such as guest bedrooms, laundry, and garage are designed in the continuous interior. The large sliding panel of the kitchen wall allows the dining room integration anytime. The spaces are also spacious and open, offering an easy way to move from one space to another space inside the house.

Most of the downstairs living spaces are open and delineated by some levels. Through the various components of the space such as study, dining, kitchen, and living, the engaging journey inside the house can be delivered. Those spaces are linked to each other through clever sightlines and a palette of textured materials.

From the outside, Extension House in Waterloo looks like a wooden house that is dominated by wood materials. The interior of this house is a combination of wood and simple white background from the wall. The unique look also can be found inside the bathroom with a combination of tiles and stone design for the wall and floor surface.

It is a new building with 33 two and three-bedroom luxury apartments, scattered in over four levels. Surrounded by a high and big wall at the outside, these apartments stand out with its flat roofs, big bay windows, and strong color. The elegant side comes from a deep blue translucent glass of the windows in each apartment.

For the house natural daylighting, the design image is made not only by taking the direct sunlight during the days but also by taking the afternoon sun when winter comes, morning light which comes from unexpected places, the light reflection of the exterior wall, and the north sidelight. It is the same thing as the living-dining room that wrapped by soft light and encircled with 3 courtyards.

A closed-loop geothermal heating and cooling system can provide energy to the building without fossil fuels needed. There is a garden roof above the spaces of the community to filter and control the stormwater, increase the roof durability, and reduce the heat loss. The connection to the outdoors also can be enhanced and the comfort of the building can be maximized.