2019 house

Title : varamin VillaDesign Team : Deniz Ebrahimi Azar-Yasaman ForoutanLcation : varamin,tehran,IranDesign Date : 2020 Client : Mr.Rahmani More

Private apartment in Vilnius LITHUANIA More

Private apartment in Vilnius LITHUANIA More

Set in a prime location in Bengaluru, this modern house provides a calm respite in the midst of a bustling city. The three-storeyed residence is inhabited by a family of four, and is a carefully curated juxtaposition of minimal aesthetics, functionality and concepts of Vastu (traditional Indian science of spatial design and placement).   The main entrance to the house leads the visitors to the portico on the first floor while the car parking entrance provides a more private access to residents via the internal staircase and the elevator.    The main visitor entrance reveals a double-heighted, extensive living area. The volume rendered to the living area maximizes fresh air and natural light in all connected spaces. The li... More

Building a contemporary home in a historic neighbourhood raises many challenges, from integrating the architectural language to a complex context, to adapting modern spaces to the site`s limitations. The contemporary look of this 1000 sqm house is shaped by the simple volume, emphasized by generous windows and spectacular cantilevers. Discreet, neutral tones and clean lines define the facades. The building manages to stand on its own, while blending into the surrounding atmosphere. More

The project is about a comprehensive reform of a house on the first floor of an old building, which thanks to having an adjacent sports area captures a lot of exterior light at that height. Therefore the main rooms of the house are turned to that block full of natural light and the rest of the spaces are organized, turning towards the other two remaining facades. To subtract spaces of passage, the main bathroom is disseminated leaving the double sink as a sculptural piece that is seen when passing to the bedroom. This minimizes the closed surface with the toilets and the shower. The kitchen extends to the backyard through an extension of removable elements that double the surface of this room and captures more natural light for your enjo... More

Three major objectives were pursued for this housing reform project: to provide the maximum possible light to the space, to create two large kitchen / living / dining rooms and to establish a children's and games bedroom.   This house of the 60s, located in the area of ​​Graphic Arts of Valencia, has 90m2, high ceilings and a structure very present in the interior distribution. It has opted for very careful materials throughout the room, such as: the micro cement in the bathrooms, laminate flooring with oak finish, careful and indirect lighting throughout the house through dark perimeter.   All this integrating the distribution and furniture with the structure of pillars and beams of origin. As for interior design, several fur... More

The guest house has been designed in minimalistic style allowing you to focus on the major aspects: in the afternoon owing to the floor-to-ceiling windows one can observe the abundance of the nature colours, and in the evening you are free to spend time in front of the fireplace. All the textures and colours are combined in harmony and deliver a sense of appeasement as well as direct proximity to the nature. There is an bedroom with en suite bathroom upstairs. The floor lamps and sconces on the second floor attract your attention and aptly match the general quiet and minimalistic interior. The first floor houses a sauna, which is definitely going to be to any guest's liking. Architect: Maxim Obertas Photographer: Andrey Bezuglov More

The purpose of this project was to accommodate a big family in one single house with a decent level of comfort and style. The house on the banks of the Kyiv Sea, which is now owned by a young couple with children as well as their parents, is notionally divided into two parts and has been designed in the following styles - loft, chalet, classic and Provence. The design concordantly combines wood and cement, luxurious floor-to-ceiling windows, minimalistic style furniture, unusual features, elaborate design and a functional component. Architect: Maxim Obertas Photographer: Andrey Bezuglov More

Home is a place where residents can release themselves and announce all the personality and living habits. In addition to devoted work, we need cinematic fragments of transition, enjoying stay-alone or raising glasses with close friends. The dwelling model has started evolution to become more and more individuality, not just a difference of word, rather than the update of the relationship between humans and houses.   French Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin said in The Physiology of Taste, “Tell me what you eat: I will tell you what you are. “ You are what you eat, explains that one’s habits and personality can be acquainted by the clue of objects. As far as designers are concerned, this word could be unfolded and used... More

The House is peaceful on the hill near center in Dalat city, Vietnam surrounding with fresh grass cover and flowers. The 2 – storey designed by VinaTrends ( Vietnam ) with French neoclassical Style such as Mansarde overhangs ,  decorative Fireplace , black split stone on the wall . The 2 – storey painted with warm orange color like the Princess wears a beautiful evening dress exquisite between the Kingdom , and the people. Luckily , the house designed on the land with near 600m2 at Dalat city to help the owner have a close life with the nature and  breathe the clean air. The house with a few glass wall and few large window frame to help for family such as lunch , dinner , work , reading book could see the romantic g... More

The design concept of this room house is to create habitability from a central garden that allows general lighting and ventilation of all common and private areas, as a reinterpretation of what were the courtyards in the haciendas. In this project a space was created inside / outside that would give us the feeling of spaciousness becoming a protagonist from the projection of lights and shadows of the pergolate towards the different continuous spaces, seeking to be an extension of them, giving rhythm to this green heart, being equally part of the interior facade of the house. Emotions generated through light, color and Volhumen. More