Showing posts with label Beach House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beach House. Show all posts

Friday, December 17, 2010

Modern Minimalist Beach House at Star House by AGi Architects

Modern Minimalist Beach House at Star House by AGi Architects

It is difficult to meet demands for rich people when it’s about building a house. Sometimes architects have to deal with bad taste of clients and dictatorial attitude. This bold house is called Star House in Bnaider, Kuwait and it’s designed by AGi Architects. It’s modern home design indeed but it’s really bold and cold I must say. Although the stairs are made from wood we can’t sense the welcoming atmosphere at this waterfront house plans. The pool that faces the ocean is definitely great but it’s only because of the vista. On the lower level, the house extends into the landscape and the sea.

AGi Architects made this beach house plans in correlation with the coastline of Kuwait. It’s a nice approach but unluckily it’s too edgy. This is perhaps the most architectural beach house design which others might say that it’s great but not to us. The initial design was originally made for three detached dwellings and the client opted for a single modern house design, two bungalows and a boathouse to make it possible for further expansion in the future. Still it’s a good place for a minimalist resort house.

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Florida Beach House Design in Dawesville, Australia

Florida Beach House Design in Dawesville, Australia

This florida beach house design idea is a simple minimalist private residence located in Dawesville, Australia with a long side boundary providing northern orientation over the public open space, natural dunes and the sea to the west. This single-storey beach house was build with a minimum 20 degree pitched roof and constructed using conventional and economical materials. The single-storey building concept was applied to this house to gives a clear views of the properties behind. The easy way to maintain the flooring with its aesthetically look is the results of a polished concrete floor that was applied to this beach house flooring.

The comfortable interior atmosphere all year round at this house is obtained from the extensive glazed wall to the west, appropriate eaves overhang and excellent wall to opening ratio. A series of reconstituted limestone block piers stretch along the northern facade. Sliding past the front of the limestone blocks are seven large aluminium framed glass doors, that can be opened to take full advantage of the cool ocean winds.

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Saturday, December 4, 2010

Beautiful Beach House Design in Kuwait – The Star House by AGi Architects

This Beach house design inspiration is another great residential architecture project that blends with its natural topography of the coastline of Kuwait. Named as the Star House, this modern concrete residence is located in Bnaider, Kuwait. The architects behind this beautiful arabic home design is AGi Architects. This beach house’s organizational and formal structure is dictated by the ability to maximize views to the sea.

Upon entry, one gets glimpses of the sea whilst going down to the public space of the chalet. On this lower level, the house extends into the landscape and the sea, accentuated by an infinity pool in the garden. The private side of the house, located at the entry level, is concealed from the visitors by a bamboo wall. Bedrooms and private living spaces remain isolated from daily activities. A three-way stair, placed at the center of building, organizes the different flows of family, friends and guests.

The initial design was master planned for three detached dwellings, each with extensive sea views while simultaneously achieving privacy from one another. The client, instead, opted for a single house, two bungalows and a boathouse, with possible plans for expansion in the future.

Photographer : Nelson Garrido.

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Spectacular Sydney Residence Inspired by Picasso on A Cliff Side by Durbach Block Architects

This is the most spectacular residence I’ve ever seen in Dover Heights, a coastal and eastern suburb located in a city well known for its Harbor Bridge. Sydney that is, a city full with its own secrets and hideaways, it’s a city full with a long heritage and looking at this house truly amaze me more. The house was rising on the edge of a cliff within a height of seventy meters. This unbelievable house comes from Durbach Block Architects.

One spectacular architecture not to just wonder but also to live in where this spectacular house featuring with a nice elastic geometries construction inspired from the art work of Picasso. In 1918 Picasso created “The Bathers” while he’s spending his summers by the sea. The view and the huge windows is extremely breathtaking, you can read some books or perhaps have a candle light dinner just about anywhere in this house as long as it faces the beautiful sea. It seems that the sinuous shapes in the painting present at this resort house design. It’s fluid, it has incredible interiors and we’re astonished mostly by both the house and the views.

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