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Like the surrounding Alps, this house feels timeless and rugged, overwhelming yet peaceful – a fitting retreat from urban life in the small sprawling city of Locarno below.
The section from Markus Wespi & Jérôme de Meuron architects tells the overarching story of mass and materiality, while photos by Hannes Henz fill the in experiential details step by stone step.
Stones and more stones form stairs, walls, floors and roofs throughout, matched in austere simplicity by a series of simple wooden built-ins, window frames and sliding grid-panel doors.
On the entry level, a shaft of natural light illuminates a large open volume, which in turn channels the residents (or guests) into the mountainside, up a flight of stairs and back out into more private primary dwelling spaces.
The wedge-formed, stone-surrounded pool sits atop the pinched pair of entrance areas, shaping and shaped by these angular zones and providing amazing views back out beyond the property, but all tied into private courtyards and intimate staircases hidden behind stony facades.
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Mixing regional vernacular, local climate needs and a curved contemporary look, this award-winning residence addresses its client desires architectural mandates with an amazing dynamism but strong sense of balance.
Master bedroom and family rooms occupy the third floor to engage views of the valley and ocean below, while resort-style cabana guest rooms sit poolside on the more-private ground level.
On the outside, folding roof forms wrap and overhang breezeways, terraces, verandahs, porches, decks and roof gardens, blending outside with insight and incorporating passive cooling and structural shading strategies throughout.
Inside, community, entertainment and dining rooms connect to these external spaces, while the most-enclosed areas are used for service and secondary functions (showers, toilets, pantries and the like).
Back and forth, curves shape everything from spatial forms to funnel-like entryways and overhead, ceiling-suspended, recessed-lighting panels, creating a sense of movement and a series of lovely transitions reflected even in the ground-shape forms of patios and pools.
On all sides, Aamer Architects added operable windows, large doors and swinging partitions to take maximum advantage of interior-to-exterior connections and natural ventilation opportunities.
Actually, the plan is not where this residence truly excels per se – it is the vertically-sliced section that tells a story of creative space-saving strategies that make the most out of a typical two-window Manhattan shoe box.
Beyond the brilliant schematic by JPDA, the execution is exquisite-yet-simple – no cluttering decor, just a judicious use of white and wood to light up the winding spaces and add strategic warm surfaces and accents as needed.
Doorless transitions add to the sense of openness, while partition walls and well-placed storage create visual barriers between the kitchen and living room space (the latter of which morphs smoothly into an office area).
The cozy, semi-enclosed loft bedroom is a best-of-both-worlds solution, providing a sense of privacy and intimacy while leaving open light access via a pop-up skylight slit as well as open views to the street-facing windows on the level below.
No storage opportunity is left untapped, with overhead compartments occupying extra over-door space along the entry hall while cabinets and closets are slotted into other partitions, letting no wall go to waste while allowing even the bathroom to feel large and open.
This stunning Glass Fireplace by Bloch-Design lets the natural, vivid beauty of fire take center stage. Safely contained within a glass fireplace enclosure, the bewitching flames will invite you, your family and your guests to linger. It is an ancient spell rekindled – we have always relied on fire to warm us, provide us with light and cook our food.
Now, we can allow this life-giving elemental power into our homes, but in a totally stylish, contemporary and family-friendly way. There is a real simplicity to the design, whether you prefer a pyramid or rectangular shape, with clear or tinted glass. Ignite your senses with this Glass Fireplace by Bloch-Design.
If you happen to be sitting on twenty-six million dollars then I’ve get the perfect investment for you. This stunning Italian style 6135 square fооt Malibu hоmе is nestled in the heart if this famous city overlooking the ocean. It cоmes with four bedrooms, vеry large swimming pооl, spacious kitchen, pооl table and а large rооftop terrace.
This Japanese dwelling complex embodies the best of both private and public living: four lofted apartments with privacy and views above, and a space for collaboration, gatherings and exhibitions in a covered outdoor courtyard space below.
Support functions (such as storage and restrooms) are situated on the first floor to allow occupants maximum leisure, cooking and sleeping use of their respective upstairs areas via small living-and-bedroom zones and kitchenettes (supplemented by shared appliances below).
A set of four odd-angled masses form the base for each lofted apartment unit in turn, while partially framing the open-air area below, creating a semi-enclosed common area while leaving it partially public as well.
Each underlying volume has a distinct shape and relationship to the site, creating a sense of artistic individuality within a common architectural language. They are also each accessed via a winding outdoor metal staircase that puts the occupant at once on display but also allows for lovely views down into the center of the complex.
At the same time, there is a structural simplicity to the actual lofts above, making the final project less expensive and more familiar when it comes to core beginning-and-end-of-day functions. Design by ON design partners and located in Kanagawa, Japan.