OFT house by Sand and Birch
26/02/2008 [uk] [architecture]
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Evolving House Design - Add and Subtract Live-In Modules As Required. Designers Andrea Fino and Samanta Snidaro of the Italian Sand and Birch Design Studio have created the OFT house to answer the varying demands of modern lifestyles; the OFT design system is based around a fixed core base that can have live-in modules added to it as your requirements change with time - it even allows for the removal of redundant living space.
So you need a temporary home office, a new room, or need to reduce space instantly (as the in-laws are thinking of downsizing into your home), then the OFT home is a prefect solution. The Italian design team, who are better known for their amazing furniture designs (like the Velvet, Sophie chairs and the Diamond Sofa), have excelled with this architecture project, making the idea of changing your home design as often as you change your wardrobe fashion a functional and futuristic reality.
http://www.sandbirch.com
Westlake house by Spacelab UK
08/01/2008 [uk] [architecture]
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Relatively inexpensive to build, this house provides a perfect sense of harmony with nature in a functioning family home. The design dissolves traditional barriers between indoors and outdoors and features a glazed south-facing double height space to take advantage of specular views across the valley. A simple cost-effective construction uses warm, natural materials that reflects the colours and textures of the surrounding landscape.
http://www.spacelabuk.com
Omnia hotel
25/09/2007 [czech] [architecture]
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Omnia hotel is a new design hotel in the mountains of the Czech republic. It is located in Janske Lazne near one of the largest ski areal in Czech republic. Rooms are carefully designed and are typical by high comfort and original design.
http://www.omnia-hotel.com
Kamil Mrva house
06/09/2007 [czech] [architecture]
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A new building destined for the living and business of the owner is designed on the slightly steep land of an ancient orchard. There are two objects which are connected by the entrance space. The outer character of the complex is designed from natural material: living area- raw concrete blocks, studio – wooden panelling, entrance– glass with aluminium frames. Roofing is designed as shed, partially lining the current form of the given area. The entrance area is complemented by a light wooden walk-through terrace.
http://www.mrva.net
Stair by TAF
04/09/2007 [sweden] [architecture]
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Stair for private residence by Gabriella Gustafson and Mattias Stĺhlbom.
http://www.tafarkitektkontor.se
Loftcube
21/03/2007 [germany] [architecture]
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Imagine a place where your neighbours fly and windows are 360° wide, a place where you can work, relax and share life with your friends, imagine the endless possibilites of living on a rooftop...
http://www.loftcube.net
Eggo house
18/03/2007 [czech] [architecture]
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Extension of the family house in Prague.
http://www.a69.cz/
House of Pszczolka family
03/03/2007 [czech] [architecture]
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Minimalistic family house of Pszczolka's family in Beroun composed of 24 concrete/glass cubes.
http://www.hsharchitekti.cz
Plechac
22/01/2007 [czech] [architecture]
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Plechac is a family house standing in the small city of Humpolec awarded by the Society of czech architects. Designed by OK Plan studio.
photos 1 - exterior
photos 2 - interior
photos 3 - various
http://www.okplan.cz
A69
13/01/2007 [czech] [architecture]
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Immediately after their graduation from the Faculty of Architecture of the Czech Technical University in Prague, the architects Boris Redcenkov and Prokop Tomasek founded the studio Atelier 69 - architekti in Cheb in 1994. In 1997, a third partner, the architect Jaroslav Wertig joined the team. As part of the completion of the Prague residential complex Villa Park Strahov, the studio expanded its efforts in 2000 to include an office in the capitol and to add new co-workers. In 2003, the original association Atelier 69 - architekti was transformed into the limited-liability firm A69 - architekti, s.r.o.
http://www.a69.cz
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