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May 2013
J. Mayer H. Architects created this modern home in 2011 for a family living in Stuttgart, Germany.
It features ample views of the underlying valley and three levels that are connected by a sculptural staircase.
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May 2013
This modern apartment is a 2010 project by i29 Interior Architects that was created for a family in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
The sizable space of the main floor is accentuated by a sculptural kitchen area made up of laser-cut cabinets that reach all the way to the ceiling.
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May 2013
David Vandervort Architects created this contemporary residence for a client located on San Juan Island, Washington, USA.
An expansive glass facade allows the occupants to enjoy views over the bay of passing boats and whales.
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May 2013
Promenade Residence is a contemporary, waterfront residence that was created by BGD Architects and is located in Queensland, Australia.
Custom double-height sliding doors enable views and breezes from the ocean to be enjoyed throughout the house.
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Apr 2013
Sommet & Asociados created this modern residence in 2012 for a family located in Santa Cruz, Bolivia.
The architects have cultivated a dramatic duality between substance and perceived weightlessness of the forms and materials.
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Apr 2013
This contemporary residence is a 2012 project by Bourgeois Lechasseur Architectes that can be found in Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Quebec, Canada.
It is a renovation of an existing home that sought to create a brighter and more open interior while maintaining some of the original country charm.
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Apr 2013
This modern residence is a project by Fujiwarramuro Architects that is located in Muko, Kyoto, Japan.
Its unique form is partly influenced by the fan-shaped site on which it was built.
Everyday, the sun performs a dramatic light show as it enters through the home’s louvered facade.
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Apr 2013
This modern resort home in Niseko, Hokkaido, Japan is a 2012 project by Florian Busch Architects.
The minimalist design highlights the stunning views of Mount Yotei and the underlying valley.
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Apr 2013
WoodWoodWard Architecture created this contemporary home in 2012 for a client living in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
The patterned exterior is due to the use of ‘clinker bricks’, a material favored by architects in the early 20th century for its superior water resistance, thermal conductivity, and charm.
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