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Timber frame windows

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Project • By FABEL Arkitektur • Housing

Höghult

The Höghult house is a part of a large estate with several old buildings in the middle of the Swedish landscape with old farms, large fields and endless views over the green forest. The site is steep, with the building on the very top, overlooking the forest and an adjacent lake. The building consists of two equally sized volumes, one closed horizontal timber part and one open timber framing part. In the closed volume there is a sauna, shower and bedroom. In the other one there is a large open room and on both sides of it there is an open patio.  Mikael Olsson Mikael Olsson Mikael Olsson The vision was to add a building to the estate that was both restrained and magnificent at the same time and which had an interaction... More

Project • By HIP V. HYPE • Apartments

Ferrars & York

Ferrars & York: 22 carbon neutral apartments, 100m from South Melbourne Market.  Enabled by HIP V. HYPE, designed in collaboration with Six Degrees Architects and built by IRONSIDE, Ferrars & York comprises 22 carbon neutral apartments in South Melbourne with an average energy rating of 8.6-stars and the highest performing apartment achieving 9.3-stars (out of 10).  Ferrars & York, enabled by HIP V. HYPE, designed in collaboration with Six Degrees Architects and built by IRONSIDE. Photography by Tess Kelly. Carbon neutral in both construction and operation, and powered by 100% GreenPower renewable energy, Ferrars & York pres... More

Project • By Mustard Architects • Private Houses

Nook House

A family home full of nooks and crannies for clients with an eclectic collection and a love of display. Nooks and crannies permeate and define the extension and refurbishment of this terraced house. Through a series of structural alterations we formed a series of elegant, open plan and light filled spaces conceived as a series of nooks from the scale of a room down to the home for a favourite bowl. A large ash framed glazed door and windows frame views of the garden through the house and from the entrance. We designed the kitchen as a gallery for an eclectic cookware collection and allowed these to decorate the space. The project experiments, combining stainless steel, birch faced plywood, grey mdf, cement tiles and a cast in-... More