Glass Home in the hills of Oakland by Kanner Architects

Located in the hills of Oakland, California. This house was designed by Kanner Architects, This house has stunning views of the bay stretching from bright to golden gate bridge. ceiling glass provides a clear view was obstructed, this house requires overhang to reduce glare and soften the light quality at home. Planning of the four bedrooms centered around the placement of the master bedroom, family... 

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Division Knoll Residence in Big Sur by Sagan Piechota Architecture

Division Knoll Residence was designed by Sagan Piechota Architecture, Located in Big Sur, California. Elemental in nature – walls of glass, floors of stone, supports of concrete, a roof of copper – “it’s not really about the architecture itself, but more about the architecture as a vessel for looking at the view,” says Daniel Piechota. Because of the simplicity of materials, it’s almost... 

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House S by Grosfeld van der Velde Architecten in Breda

The House S was designed by Grosfeld van der Velde Architecten. Located in Breda, The Netherlands, The living area is raised above the surrounding land, so that the view on the natural environment is optimal. Further solidifying the home’s connection to nature, large floor-to-ceiling windows frame the view, while giving the house a light and transparent character. Since the residents are home workers,... 

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Abiquiu House by ANDERSON ANDERSON ARCHITECTURE in New Mexico, United States

Designed for an anthropologist and a concert pianist, this small prefabricated house on a desert site fronting the Rio Chama, not far from Georgia O’Keefe’s famous home on the bluff above, employs simple detailing and standard industrial materials. The owners have a number of animals – dogs, cats, goats, chickens – requiring protection from the local hawks, eagles, coyotes, and rattlesnakes.... 

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Private Glass House by Alexander Frangoul Architects in Ravensburg, Germany

An well-lit residence, in which inside and outside melt together and nature is palpably integrated. Living happens behind a folding glass wall consisting of 19 elements, which can be opened on it’s whole length to the terrace an the garden – inside and outside all at once. The ground floor is designed as an open-plan loft, with a free hanging fireplace in its centre. When the folded glass wall... 

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The Ansley Park Glass House by BLDGS Architects in a Historic Downtown Neighborhood

Here is The Ansley Park Glass House, designed by BLDGS Architects located in a Historic Downtown Neighborhood an addition to a 1910-era home. The Ansley Glass House is located in an historic downtown neighborhood, with a mature tree canopy and direct views to the immediate city skyline. The project replaces a series of additions to a 1910-era house with a new glass-lined living space including a garage,... 

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