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Campus uses "raw and utilitarian" finishes for coastal home in Sweden

Deezen

To offset the starkness of the exposed concrete, Campus used planks of stained pine and oak around the home's doors and windows, as well as for a canopy that shelters an entrance patio between the thick concrete side walls. The post Campus uses "raw and utilitarian" finishes for coastal home in Sweden appeared first on Dezeen.

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Eight light-filled cottage interiors defined by generous windows

Deezen

From a 15th-century thatched house in England to a ski cabin in Canada, our latest lookbook collects eight cottages with panoramic windows that offer views of their dramatic surroundings. The living space features sliding glass doors that, according to the studio, allow the occupants to "live in the view".

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Maximizing Natural Light in New Construction and Additions

Santa Cruz Architect

This article explores techniques for optimizing natural light, from architectural layout and window placement to advanced glazing solutions, with a focus on sustainable and aesthetic benefits for new residential projects and home additions. Windows not only allow light to enter but also determine how effectively it is distributed.

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Jason Good Architecture tops London home with patinated copper "top hat"

Deezen

Their modernist glass house challenged the conservative architectural norms of the time, paving the way for contemporary designs like ours," he added. The living room opens onto a patio via large glass doors A black staircase illuminated by a double-height section of glass bricks leads to the first floor.

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Studio on the Rye encases Rusty House in London with "seamless" Corten steel

Deezen

Additionally, the rusting process can cause rainwater runoff to stain surrounding finishes which we wanted to avoid." The architect also added sliding doors onto the garden and added in large windows to create a allow the outdoor space to feel like an extension of the house. The photography is by French + Tye.

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Pierre Koenig’s last completed project, the Schwartz House, listed for over $4 million

Archinect

The cube is rotated 30 degrees on an axis to face the canyon and ocean and clad in bright steel with a blend of full-length and half-length windows. By contrast, the four columns and external staircase are finished in black paint. Image credit: Cameron Caro.

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Framing Nature: How the Notch House Redefines Cabin Design with Extraordinary Glass Details

Architizer

Yet, the most prominent feature of the space is glass. Dramatic Marvin Modern floor-to-ceiling windows were key to realizing a house with contextual harmony that fulfills the demands of the client, all while pushing the boundaries of expansive glass. Its basically all glass. And for Lewandowski?

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