Luxurious Sustainable Glass House Design Architecture

Luxurious sustainable glass house design architecture is located in Stuttgart, Germany. This modern glass house has four storeys, and edifice has nothing to hide. The home’s front facade features photovoltaic panels that power the sustainable house and light it up when the sun goes down. Adding to its amazing sustainable features, the luxury house also boasts geothermal energy and cooling.

Luxury Glass House Design With Wooden Flooring

Luxury glass house designed by Pott Architects, located in Berlin, Glienicke Germany. This modern house called 'house L', with the interior wood floored house. A luxury house was designed to harmonize with its natural surroundings. This glass house is sited across the slope, one side is stuck to the ground , another side fully opens out southwards and inviting the nature into the interior space.

Modern Luxury Homes Design

Modern luxury homes designed by Duilio Damilano, is a modern house to realize a technologically advanced house, located in Bologna, Italy. The luxury home design is separated by walls of green bushes to allow for something new to emerge. Throughout the house is continuous, the outdoor swimming pool leads in to the house, the interior design idea is the kitchen opens on to the living room, which

Modular House Design

Modular House DesignThis House is a perfect modular house that can be used as a studio of vacation. But the best thing about Kithaus is that you have the freedom to design the space any way you want because the modules are built with a patented MHS frame and clamping system. via cubemeModular House DesignModular House Design

Luxury House RR

Luxury House RRThis roof measuring six metres high, with a surface of eighteen by eight metres, was built using a prefabricated timber structure with galvanized steel joints. In the two large facades of the house, generously open to the scenery, panels of glass fiber mosquito screens with PVC coating were installed, pivoting or sliding, with the intention of creating an external membrane, capable

Luxury Glass Mountain Home Design

Luxury mountain home designed by architect Matthew McMullen of Architectural Manoeuvres.Luxury Glass Mountain Home DesignStunning architectural elements are complemented by two-story Pilkington glass walls, projecting at an angle to maximize on the magnificent views. A gated pathway leads past the 1,518-sq.-ft. carriage house and to the main house, offering 9,716 sq. ft. with an oversized heated

Japanese Glass Home Design

Like a bird nest, Japanese Glass home designed by TNA Architects.Japanese Glass Home DesignThe contemporary, curved weekend house reaches off the hillside and around the trees, connecting to the other side. Inside, the house takes shape as an elongated floor plan, where one area of the home opens onto the other, separated by walls of glass. Apart from glass, the main material of choice for both

Modern Aquino House Design

Aquino House, the single-family residence is located on a steeped lot in front of federal government lands and aside a river.Modern Aquino House DesignThe house is configured by orthogonal shapes and materials such as wood, stone and metal without artificial claddings. It stands with no protagonism against the rich and abundant surroundings. The main intention was for each interior space to face

Glass and Concrete Beach House Design

Glass and Concrete House, the contemporary beach house designed by Corona y P. Amaral Arquitect, located in Tenerife of the Canary Islands, Spain.Glass and Concrete Beach House DesignIts monumental, modern appeal comes from an imposing concrete and glass facade, which frames views of water and sky from every room in the house. Enjoying vibrant sunsets and an endless horizon from an expansive

Seifert House by Michael Shamiyeh Architect

Seifert House designed by Michael Shamiyeh Architect, located in Volkersdorf, Enns, Austria.Seifert House by Michael Shamiyeh ArchitectThe house was built as a passive house (no cooling or heating required) with an incredible low budget, within a construction period of less than seven months. The conception of the house became a deep engagement with Mies, in particular with the Farnsworth House,

Modern Treehouse

Modern Tree House Designed by Frank Harmon Architect, located in Raleigh, North Carolina.Modern TreehouseSet on a steep escarpment and surrounded by 150-year-old birch and oak trees. Home sits high above ground on wood trusses and concrete piers, allowing water to run freely beneath it and appearing as though it’s ready to take flight. The home’s glass-and-steel facade draws a fine line between