Triangle Cliff House at VWArtclub
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Triangle Cliff House at VWArtclub
Se ha llegado a comentar que la arquitectura está atravesando por un periodo de estancamiento, donde se ha dejado de lado la parte estética para desarrollar...
Half tree house by JacobsChang
This Sustainable House Located on the outskirts of a Dutch village and close to the sea, the house is backed by a wooded area and fronted by an open expanse of polder landscape.
In addition to glass, brick, and steel, the architects used white materials to offset the dark profile.
The futuristic Triangle Cliff House (pictured), nestled on the edge of a nail-biting precipice, was imagined by Germany-based architect Matthias Arndt for a design challenge.
If you’ve ever wanted to live life on the edge, you’ll love this round up of adventurous cliff homes, perched atop precipices.
An envelope made of dark wood battens blurs the line between this secluded house and its forested surrounding. The Mask House, designed by WOJR, protects its residents from outside views and acts as a habitable passage into another world, commemorating the loss of the owner's brother who drowned in the nearby lake which can be
Architects also reference Japan’s traditional teahouse architecture for inspiration.
German artist Matthias Arndt created this concept design for a charming and mysterious Triangle Cliff House, which sits atop a fictional cliff surrounded by mist and trees.
The Mask House By WOJR
Half tree house by JacobsChang
Hadaway snow country house is located on a northwest slope overlooking a panoramic view of Whistler valley in southwest British Columbia.
The Triangle Cliff House is a beautiful Vacation House design by German architect Matthias Arndt. Suited for those who favor life on the edge.
The Triangle Cliff House is a beautiful Vacation House design by German architect Matthias Arndt. Suited for those who favor life on the edge.
Veliz Arquitecto: The house based on the lightness of its shape, breaking with traditional codes and adapting to the landscape like rocks that are fragmented by the sea and carved by the breezes, its main Concept is the lightness of the design in relation to its curved forms and the organic language with which environment that surrounds it.
The futuristic Triangle Cliff House (pictured), nestled on the edge of a nail-biting precipice, was imagined by Germany-based architect Matthias Arndt for a design challenge.
Matthias Arndt, directeur exécutif et designer pour le cabinet d’architecture Lichtecht, a imaginé à quoi ressemblerait une superbe maison triangulaire
The Triangle Cliff House is a beautiful Vacation House design by German architect Matthias Arndt. Suited for those who favor life on the edge.
EN IMAGES - The Triangle Cliff House est un projet unique réalisé par un cabinet allemand d'archictectes Lichtecht.
The Triangle Cliff House is a beautiful Vacation House design by German architect Matthias Arndt. Suited for those who favor life on the edge.
The Triangle Cliff House is a beautiful Vacation House design by German architect Matthias Arndt. Suited for those who favor life on the edge.
From the front, it looks like a mirage that hovers above the ground and can disappear at any moment.
Traditional Scandinavian pine tar was used to give the cabin a dark facade, which contrasts with the whitewashed interior.
Half tree house by JacobsChang
Angled steel rods inspired by the irregular shape of trees and adjacent Grote Nete river prop up overhangs located on both ends of the split volume office.
The Grow Box residence occupies the perfect spot on a plot to allow the surrounding Japanese maple trees to thrive. MERGE architects designed the house for an MIT University professor, his wife and their young son as a cozy, elegant home that blurs the line between interior and exterior. Clad in weathering steel, the eye-catching
Sounds like a pretty good way to enjoy the beauty of Peru's desert landscape between the Isle of Asia and the coastal foothills of the Andes.
One of the biggest challenges of buying a home is finding a budget-friendly house that can accommodate the needs of a growing family. Danish architecture firm EFFEKT rose to that challenge with their design of the Villa ONE, an affordable prefab house
A set of white polished stairs leads up to the main entrance in front, and a covered concrete triangular terrace in the back is also left bare.
The architects also clad the offices in dark colored bricks to help blend the building in with the contemporary style of the surrounding houses.
Since Office Nete was built as the administrative offices for a window manufacturer, it comes as little surprise that the two-story building is covered in abundant glazing.
The Mask House By WOJR
