MINIMALIST HOUSE FACADE BY GRIFFIN ENRIGHT

Modern luxury home minimalist style designed by Architect Griffin Enright. It has spectacular views as seen on the surroundings. Designed with the purpose of exploring the surroundings of nature in the perspective of space, traffic, and landscape. This minimalist house design, offers a simple style of modern life with luxury interior design.
Built in 6000 square feet, this house has room for many guests in a big lounge room with minimalist furniture whose pictures we see in MINIMALIST LIVING ROOMS. It has a bedroom with a big glass door that can be the reason of enjoying the fresh air and sunshine in the morning, or the bathroom with modern and luxury equipment, guest room with large glasses, kitchen, mini bar and snack bar and swimming pool.
What a beautiful home from inside to outside.

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CIRCULAR BUILDING FACADE

FACADE OF CIRCULAR BUILDING
These interesting buildings in Bulgaria, have plans of apartments with an area similar to a trapezium, like a slice of cake. You can see them at: TRAPEZOID APARTMENTS PLANS.

Source: pearlproperty.net/property/pp091-the-white-coast-development/
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THE HAMMOCK HOUSE

The Hammock House
A video where you can meet all qualities that possesses the "Hammock House", named for its facade with peculiar form, function, structure and as the object of rest, whose use is so widespread in many countries of Latin America.

This house evokes the relationship with nature and the country atmosphere ideal for relaxation, rest and tranquility. The HAMMOCK HOUSE has DIVERGENT ARCHITECTURE. Professionals from Architecture Laboratory (laboratoriodearquitectura.com.py) developed this interesting proposal dubbed as Hammock House, a house of 80m2 built on a land area of 360m2.

The name of the project was given by its final shape and structural concept that stabilizes the volume, where two parallel blocks to the extreme counterbalance the ceiling as well as the the catenary curve. The mixed structure, consisting of dry and wet work, consists of two iron frames that hold a net of 10mm rods that transmit the forces (tension), diverting and anchoring to the weight of the brick walls in the form of boxes that rest on reinforced concrete, partly on the ground and partly on a cantilever bracket supported in conjunction with the tensor above. For its part, the final cover is 100% galvanized sheet attached to the network of rods and increased in weight by hanging stones.

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FACADES WITH CURTAIN WALLS

FACADE WITH CURTAIN WALS
This impressive facade with curtain wall is from the S.P IBERMUTUAMUR BUILDING - Murcia (Spain). A construction that stands in all its complexity of lines on the eye. Sometimes, given its size and proximity of the spectator who contemplates it is impossible to perceive its volume, forcefulness and therefore perceive it as a symbol. A building without coats of arms, without emblematic arrogance or exorbitant budgets as a building that talks about the people who make the company and that they relate well with others who are not part of it. Buildings that, quietly, transcend, because charisma in the design is in those forms that survived their function. Hence, beyond the building's skyline symbol, the show building, the free avant-garde building, is the building that blends with the company that hosts and the surrounding environment, with the brand it represents. It is the building that never dies because it becomes an icon of popular ideology.

The facades and exterior design belongs to DENORTE (denorte.es). Architect designer D. Jose Maria de Isasa (Isasa-arquitectos.blogspot.com) and photography Paul G. Capistrano (pablogcapistrano.com)

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CONTEMPORARY HOUSE IN ZAGALETA SPAIN

This beautiful contemporary house design is located in La Zagaleta, Spain. Designed by British architect Peter Thomas de Cruz, with stunning contemporary design ideas. This house occupies a site on the hillside inland from the coast of southern Spain.

To get the most out of the place, this modern house uses the slope of the area with the core of the house, it is a double-height gallery with natural light that extends down the slope of the site. All facades made of full height crystals parallel to the slope must be fully open to allow airflow through building. Cross ventilation, along with large roof overhangs and cantilevered balconies that provide sun protection, reduces reliance on air conditioning and extends the opportunity for comfortable living outdoors. This modern contemporary house design is drastically cut in half perpendicular to the gallery with a glass floor (where dining room is located) to close the gap between the two halves and the linking of kitchen space for living space. The gallery sits astride parallel an indoor pool, and when all the windows retract fully, both in the gallery and the dining space bridges fully open to the atmosphere. The calm of the house is accentuated by the flowing water from the pool patio gallery finished down on a board below the waterfall room to meet the lowest of the two pools connected. Did you like this house? See pictures of the living and dining room, kitchen, swimming pool and terrace.

Sources: thomasdecruz.com, modresdes.com 
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THE WATERFALL HOUSE FACADE AND INTERIOR

The Waterfall House by Andrés Remy Architects.
A young entrepreneur bought a allotment in a gated community and asked the architect Andres Remy if he could make his idea. His dream came true, the Waterfall House was built in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
He dominated the expansion boundaries of the house, the limits of natural and artificial division, of interior and exterior. On the first floor, the water falls into the pool, like a cascade, forming a shield with natural glow and freshen the air at the same time.
The house bears the name of its icon "waterfall". The public space is on the first floor, so you can see the home interior and offers a beautiful panoramic view. Home spaces are flexible, making it possible to adapt to the individual needs of each owner; a single man or a family in the future. The building and its volume is decomposed into a series of smaller blocks that hook as a set.

You can see the beautiful bedroom of the waterfall house at: DORMITORY WINDOW ON THE ROOF.

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MINIMALIST HOUSE FACADE Dupli.Casa by J. Mayer H. Architects

This minimalist facade has a very original shape, the house is located in the south western Germany and is called Dupli.Casa designed by Jurgen Mayer Architects (jmayerh.de). The Dupli house, is a private residence, located near the Neckar river, near the old town of Marbach. This house has a beautiful facade with a sinuous outline, and is a demonstration of how architecture can adapt to the environment and benefit from the beauty of nature. As a perfect example of unity and flow, of connection between the interior and exterior.
From the exterior view, the three concrete floors give a nice image, but at the same time very attractive and intriguing. Construction is a very unique design, with lines that are curved to define spaces and rooms.

Taking a certain perspective, the structure appears to be upside down, as the lower outer edge spilled on the grass and integrates the roof structure. The external walls are sculptural, continuing into the house, and defining elements of the structure, such as stairs, wardrobes and bedrooms.
An outdoor swimming pool, with a white surface surrounding it, is shown as a perfect reflection of the house, as if it was face down on the floor, allowing this elegant display to show reflection through a large glass. Also, there is an indoor pool and a garden that includes areas for children.
Inside, the house is not indifferent. With enormous spaces, in immaculate white, which convey the same sense of flow and harmony outside. The view outward from inside the house are amazing, and can spot the huge field through the large openings, creating a sensation of floating in the air.
In this house everything flows smoothly, and the air circulates. Its construction was taken as reference in its geometry, the trace of the original house, built in 1984. Making the older building to expand in an amazing and unique pattern, creating an atmosphere of serenity and luxury.

See the plans of this house: MINIMALIST HOME PLANS.

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CHRISTMAS HOME FACADES DECORATIONS

The most beautiful and brightest facades decorated for Christmas and New Year around the world. Photos with ideas to decorate the office and house front this holiday season.

Christmas Facade 1: One of the largest houses in Boston with 250,000 lights. The owner Luberto, hopes the lights will serve as a reminder to some of the 47,000 people who drive home every day that Christmas is celebrated because it is the birthday of Jesus. Paul Keleher photo.

Sometimes tickets or donations charged to visit the lighted houses then donated to help the local hospice neighbors.

Video about Christmas facades: The first fully illuminated LEDs for Christmas in Hong Kong.

The practice of festive lighting for Christmas is a tradition that has been adopted in secular way in the various cultures around the world. The use of light is very diverse, from simple lines to bright animated and scenic pictures, with the participation of dramatic and complex scenes and lighted statues.

Really spectacular facades, aren't they? With hundreds or thousands of Christmas lights adorning them, but how will raise the electric bill this month? Worth it? Are you planning to decorate your facade with Christmas lights? Which of these facades you like the most? Discuss it here.

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