OCEAN VIEW
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Project • By ZeroEnergy Design • Private Houses
Dartmouth Oceanfront
This stunning oceanfront home in South Dartmouth, Massachusetts, was designed to take advantage of the site and accommodate the homeowners’ desire for entertaining, aging in place, and a comfortable, low carbon lifestyle. While the street-side entrance is reserved and private, the generously glazed western façade offers magnificent views of the sunset from all the primary living spaces.
In addition to amenities such as multiple outdoor living areas, swimming pool, and a master suite with a private roof deck and outdoor shower, this modern home also features a super-tight building envelope and well-designed mechanical systems foroptimal thermal comfort and exceptionally low energy consumption. A photovoltaic system on t... More
Project • By TAPO Tomioka Architectural Planning Office • Housing
Residence in Atami
It is a renovation of a resort condominium built on Izusan in the north of the city area of Atami that overlooks islands such as Hatsushima Island and Izu Oshima Island floating in Suruga Bay.The client's request was that they wanted to spend time relaxing looking at the sea in an atmosphere different from everyday life. In order to enjoy the view from the large opening that is the feature of this unit from anywhere in the room, we removed all the partition walls that can be removed such as the existing Japanese-style room and kitchen, and secured the area of living dining to the maximum. And we arranged sofa, dining, kitchen in order from the window side, and it was considered as layout not to interrupt eyes to window from each.The int... More
Project • By FUSIONTABLES • Private Houses
South Coast Villa
The ocean view is of course unbelievable in this dream house but what about the view on the swimming pool and on the pool table ? More
Project • By MEGOWAN ARCHITECTURAL • Coasts
TWO ANGLE HOUSE
The Two Angle house, located in the seaside town of Mount Eliza in Victoria, Australia, is about contrast. The interior and exterior are a play on the contrast between two angles of internal organization, the contrast between warm and cold materials and a considered contrast between architecture and landscape. The two angles within the layout of the design are immediately expressed upon entry into the house. A large concrete blade wall extends due west out to frame a double height view of the bay while the prevailing angle of the surrounding subdivision is expressed through a spotted gum timber lined ceiling which leads to the main living area of the house. Joinery volumes, the direction of decking and soffits, the board for... More