Spacious family home
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Project • By Echo: Design + Architecture, P.C • Housing
Dubai Hills Ultra Modern Residence
The sprawling interior creates several gallery areas for the owner’s expansive collection of original works including many sculptures to be exhibited on their own.
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Each elegant and simple moment of luxury and opulence has its own impact without being overwhelmed or oversaturated by each other.
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In all this residence includes: 5 suites, live-in quarters, 3 lounges, dining room, custom marble stair, show and chef kitchen.
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The residence exterior also features a lap pool, outdoor dining, extended patio lounge, and a guest house in development.
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News • News • 13 Apr 2022
Vallribera Arquitectes transform a single-storey row house in Vallès into a spacious family home
This project by Vallribera Arquitectes sees the clever transformation of a single-storey row house in Vallès, Spain, into a spacious family home. The footprint of the project remains unchanged, however, as the family required additional floor area the architects looked to the high vaulted roof space as a way to harness additional space at the mezzanine level.
José Hevia
The kitchen/living area, parents’ bedroom and bathroom are all on the lower level, while the children’s room, study area and an additional bathroom are dedicated to the mezzanine level.
José Hevia
In addition to adding space through the new mezzanine, the thermal performance of the roof, facades, floor and party wall e... More
Project • By Whipple Russell Architects • Private Houses
Bundy Drive
Simon Berlyn
Design for Resort Style Living
Our three-acre Bundy Drive project, completed in collaboration with Ramtin Ray Nosrati at Huntington Estates Properties, is certainly brimming with entertainment and the desirable amenities that bring resort living home. All this requires a large house, so our design goal, once again, is to maintain a human connection despite a broad canvas. We create visual connections between multiple levels, and even across large volumes, so people won’t find themselves cut off in a dark hallway.
Simon Berlyn
Simon Berlyn
By creating view corridors, we assure that when you come around a corner there is something to draw you in, always a window with a view, a piece of art o... More