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Sustainable Woodhouse Interiors Design – The Lake Forest Park Renovation by Finne Architects

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Home design, Interior design, Sustainable design. Forest Lake Park Renovation by Finne Architects. Located on the site, a remote forested, about 25 miles north of Seattle, Northwest Contemporary-1950 houses have been renovated while retaining the spirit of the original house. With a vast new window and the monitor glass roof, renovated the house seems to be a glass pavilion in the woods. Floor plans have been re-organized to create, light ...
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Sustainable Boathouse Design – Williams Studio by GH3 Architecture

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Architecture design, Building design, Interior design, Office design, Sustainable design. A studio owned by photographer on the house boat on Stony Lake is a re-imagination of greenhouse basic pattern in the landscape in the Canadian Shield. A continuation of thinking about this architectural ambition, the central concept of home is re-conceived through a contemporary lens of sustainability, the program, site, and convenience. Simple attractive quality, open space, interior and ...
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Sustainable Library Design – Ingleside Branch Library in San Fransisco

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Interior design, Library design, Sustainable design. Located at the corner of Ocean Avenue lot, the design consists of a main reading room, children's reading room, community space, support staff room and an outdoor garden. Following the urban grid, the scheme allows an L-shaped main reading room and public space for the volume and determine the center pages. This exterior has two main architectural elements: an egg-shaped chamber and high canopy ...
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Sustainable Contemporary Woodhouse Design – Eva Street Residence by Chris Cobb

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Architecture design, Home design, Interior design, Sustainable design. Located in urban area in South Central Austin. The construction biggest challenge was one of the largest asset, the beautiful oak tree 150+ year old who standing directly in the middle of the build-area of this site. So the site main design is to arises from the need to build in relation between the tree and the sustainable house design and to investigate whether an urban home can reach special ...

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