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Chalet Lakeside: A New House with Sober and Daring Architecture

This new house is part of the panorama of Lac-Brome and designed by Atelier Schwimmer. Chalet Lakeside is hidden in trees and stands out for its unique shape. With 3,200 ft2 in size, this second home is owned by two brothers and it serves as a resting place and meeting space for their families. The house’s sober and daring architecture blends well with the surrounding green site.

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Highridge House: A New House with A Long Concrete Wall and Vertical Timbers

Completed in 2018 by Splyce Design, Highridge House is a 5200 ft2 new house located in Vernon. It is burrowed into the rolling grasslands high above Kalamalka Lake, designed for a family of five, and also tailored to the site’s native features. There is a concrete wall as an extension of the house’s main linear axis while the groupings of vertical timbers offer solar protection and privacy at the edge of the upper floor.

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4 Costly Errors That Every First-Time Furniture Buyer Must Avoid

Are you excited about getting your first furniture ever? It’s often a significant milestone in one’s adult life and quite memorable. While some people tend to develop an endearment and sentimental feeling to the first furniture they bought, some aren’t proud of those moments. Getting your new and the first furniture will give your home an updated and exquisite look. However, any wrong move ultimately ends in regret and tears. Here’s an error that you must not make.

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Duke University, Nasher Museum of Art: A New Building with Five Separate, Rectangular Volumes

Completed in 2005 by Rafael Viñoly Architects, Duke University, Nasher Museum of Art is a project of a new museum building in Durham, North Carolina, USA. Sit in a forest clearing, this project consists of five loosely arranged pavilion buildings. The design is about moving the museum out and put it in a renovated science building on campus, transforming it into an entirely new building.

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