Showing posts with label Minimalist Home Designs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Minimalist Home Designs. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Modern Minimalist House Connected by Floating Pavilion



Home design takes inspiration from two warehouses connected by a stretched canvas. In the result consists of two inhabited regions joined by a large floating pavilion. Broad width of the sliding glass doors on all the weather conditions in this area and provide a place to eat, eat, or relax closer to nature. Buildings dressed band ply and lumber sheet metal screen pierced while the roof deck with amazing sea view. Deck also features large panels that collect solar energy when it's possible. Home private retreat that includes surrounding landscape and context. [Fearon Hay Architects]



























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Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Minimalist House Design Consists of Rectangular Blocks



This 200 square meter house is built on a 750 square meter site by Kazuyuki Okumura Architect & Associates. This area is very windy so the house consists of several small square blocks that protect one another. Steel and concrete are the materials used during construction. Some public places have a transparent glass wall, but a private area all fully closed. With home ventilation is due to natural conditions of the region. Overall the exterior design and even a minimalist interior. Only a few materials such as natural wood add some feelings of comfort, but more than enough to create a great place to live. [Kazuyuki Okumura Architect & Associates]


















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Saturday, January 31, 2009

Minimalist Brown House by Kouichi Kimura



Usually if the Japanese architect design a house in their minimalist style using black and white colors to paint it. Though Architects Kouchi Kimuara successfully do that in a few other styles. They used brown, not black and the result is a stylish and modern. Being as minimalist as many modern Japanese architecture is also warm in and out of different. Thanks to this square also has a large yard when the family can relax. Their children can play in a safe place under sunny skies. [Kouichi Kimura Architects]















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