Rectangular Concrete House
Outdoor swimming pool is placed to give it the ability to jump from the bedroom window. Living spaces wrapped in aluminum-framed glass, which of course open the interior lights. A follow the steps in the slope of the exterior structure. Many surface it is also made of concrete. Although this house was designed for a long time now even more of a contemporary look. Drusch villa, designed by Claude Parent, the famous French modernist built in 1963 to Gaston Drusch local industrialists. Architects to apply the “theory of architecture side” because it looked like the house turned on its side. Simple rectangular concrete box becomes very original complex living space with a corner and open space.
Small Oak House
During the recent re “sky-box” added to provide space and air that is usually filled with natural light. Large glazed openings and double-height ceilings in some parts of the roof also helps with that. Large sliding door to let in and outside melt together. This mask is made of oak lists are treated with iron sulfate. This small but comfortable home is located on the north coast of Zealand, denmark. This is one of the two houses on one site that share a common parks and other spaces. In the area of the house only 75 meters square, but with up-to-date oak-dressed and intelligent design is the perfect place for contemporary families.
Contemporary Interior Design
There are also floor-to-ceiling glass doors and folding of material to be sitting on the bench. The overall design is not only contemporary, but also very comfortable and warm thanks to the materials used. Thanks to its location also penthouses feature magnificent views that can be enjoyed while relaxing in a comfortable recliner. This two-story penthouse condominium designed by BUILD LLC for an active couple who live a contemporary lifestyle. A bamboo and large walnut cabinet package and set the space allows for a neat, clean life experiences. Internet becomes interesting and unique moments in design is a step above the glass shower stall lit.
