NYC Apartment Interior by Stefan Boublil

A contemporary apartment interior projected by Stefan Boublil, creative director of The Apartment Creative Agency located in 61st floor of the metropolitan tower Manhattan, New York. This stunning new dwelling combining 3 smaller apartments into one at one of new york city’s most coveted uptown addresses, Manhattan. With a built-in wraparound sofa, a secret door in the solid walnut library and distributed... 

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Dang Residence – Organic Wooden Residence – Pb Elemental Architecture

Pb Elemental Architecture has designed this 3,600 sq.ft two-storey private organic wooden residence “Dang Residence” located in Greenwood, Seattle. Spread over 3200 sq feet, this two storied house comes with two large balconies, a spacious dining room with a chic dining set and a colorful living area that mixes red, green, black and brown for an artistic effect that looks nothing short... 

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CC01 House by Leven Betts Studio Architects

This 2000 sf CC01 House was designed by Leven Betts Studio Architects and is located on 8 acres of farm land in Columbia County,NY. The design of the CC01 House begins with a reading of the landscape. Long linear grooves, formed by the dimensions of machinery, the distance between tractor wheels, and the frequency of the blades of a plow, are etched into the rolling hills from years of farming. These... 

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Jamie Residence – Single Family Residence – Escher GuneWardena Architecture

Escher GuneWardena Architecture have projected this two 84 foot long steel beams span two concrete towers, lofting the 2000 square foot single family house above a steeply sloping hillside lot located in Pasadena, California. The structural solution provides an economy of engineering, while minimizing the ecological impact of the building on the natural topography and landscape. Volumes containing... 

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