Spanish, Casa Madrid Dynamical House Design by A-cero Architecture
The form has been object of design the conception of the project in the same way and degree than any other functional or technical aspect. A clear and smooth composition of shapes born from the encounter of expressive and massive blocks composing a sculptural group. The façade’s geometrical configuration offers inclined walls with clean cuts.
The Cedar Park house bluff high above Lake Washington. The building responds directly to the predicament posed by the site that its most desirable location at the edge of the bluff is also its most fragile. The steep slope is subject to erosion and landslides particularly when it becomes saturated with water. For this reason
The idea arose to lower the driveway in order to separate it from the garden. This prompted another idea of a driveway leading inside to the ground floor level from underneath the building, which became possible thanks to the creation of an inner atrium with the driveway in it. The house is situated in Poland
This project involves restoration and alteration to the existing Edwardian house, and the demolition and construction at the rear for a new addition. The transparency and openness of the new part is a deliberate counterpoint to the introverted Edwardian house with its dark central corridor. Our intention was to create an Inside is outside is
From an urban point of view three major considerations were important: the box-shaped appearance of all the Fantasy dwellings, the fixed building line and the pattern of alternating building heights. Placing the lower storey half below ground level resulted in House X being lower than the adjacent dwellings, thus fitting in the height sequence. The
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United Bamboo designed on Daikanyama by Acconci Studio, the exterior of the building is given a second skin a screen of stainless-steel mesh that encloses the balcony and re-shapes the building the framework crosses the mesh in diagonals, radiating from some unknown point and traveling around the building, re-orienting the building. Site existent two-story
The client who spends their weekend in Oki House hoped to relieve their stress here and enjoy the nature. I tried using simple and natural materials as much as possible and enable the house to be resistant to erosion. The Oki House was rebuilt using the left over foundation of its former house which had
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