Big wall glass sliding doors help to connect the indoor and outdoor throughout the house and catch stunning views of sea and bush flora and fauna. The most amazing feature of the interior design is impressive fireplace that is placed in the middle of the living room. Nicholas Burns associates describe their creation as “discrete insertion into the landscape”, and it really is. Johanna’s house designed by Nicholas Burns at the site of 100 hectares of land native bush located on Johanna beach, Victoria, Australia. There are no trees to clean the house so that development has minimal impact on the surrounding environment. The house was made of glass, steel, concrete and rammed earth and has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

A single-wing plan open to dining room, living room and kitchen connected by a hallway to the rear two-level block. To the left of the hallway 4 bedrooms are located. Te service areas and private offices took place on the right aisle. This page receives morning sun and strategic cross-ventilation through the hole, making it an awesome breakfast place a year’s time. Casa Martins Siquiera designed by Brazilian architect Ferederico Zanelato young enough as a weekend retreat for himself and his family. It is located near Sao Paulo and a great place to stay when the family needs to escape from the bustle of the city. ?his spread over the three-level homes in three different zones, minimizing the impact of the sun and maximize the fantastic views of the Serra do Japi at once.

This house was built as two rectangular bars – one has two stories, while others have a single shop in the garage, has four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Most of the rooms open on two sides to get cross ventilation. Large windows to maximize natural light in the house to minimize the use of artificial light. The size of this house is 3300 square meters and thanks to Kanner Architects is a wonderful place convenient to take the beautiful scenery. Vertically stacked and set into the hillside Malibu house was built with environmentally friendly materials and recycling. It has a red brick color and structure designed to minimize energy usage and maximize solar energy use. It has a photovoltaic panel on the roof and concrete floor that collects solar energy during the day and release it at night.