Minimalist Home Designs by Architects Caramel

This is a masterpiece of minimalist design by Architects Caramel home. Architect Caramel as a leading Architectural Designers have completed their project called House M in the year 2008. Located in Linz, Austria, this house became one of the unique architectural design. cube shape of this house becomes more appealing, it's because this form of highly unusual as the house.

Description of M Home:
Sitting on the slopes Pöstlingberg in Linz, 12 x 12 cube meters take full advantage of the many with established herself as far to the north-east corner of the site as a code of building permits. both sides have the appearance of a very airtight, thus preventing neighbors from looking into the contrary, the house opens itself to the south and west by two all-glass facades. west side of the building offers beautiful views of the Danube valley and receives sun until late at night, an externally mounted curtain textile guards against excessive sun and overheating. south façade withdrew from the edge of the cube in retreat free-form, producing a closed patio area. extend directly from the terrace is a large swimming pool.

Move into the open kitchen from the southwest / dining / living area that faces the pool, one bedroom units come into non-public lie to the northeast.

Cellarless house made of prefabricated panels of high-performance structural insulated, which has been installed into concrete floor slabs only a few hours with the help of a truck-mounted crane. diagonal pillars arranged along the west façade provide structural reinforcement.

Slightly inclined to the east, the roof slab on the façade offers gutterless drainage and into the gravel-filled French channels on the back of the house.

cube is covered with synthetic membranes. to be used white EPDM roof area, for the façade (not shown welded to the roof liner), teflon-coated white pvc, which is secured at intervals through the heat insulating layer between the outer membrane and structural panels.

Simple form of the volume of buildings, prefabricated high-level, excellent thermal insulation, cellulose fiber, as well as the application of technology and the calorific value of the external shade all contribute to make this building extremely economical and ecological.

Build a Mansion Full of Challenges by Kendle Design Collaborative

This is Monk's Shadow stay situated in Paradise Valley, Arizona. Designed by Kendle Design Collaborative, this house became the answer to a pragmatic response to a challenging site. Why challenging? Because these homes should be built on narrow lots with 60 'vertical elevation combined with limited Hillside Zoning Ordinance. It seems impossible to build on it. But with creative design ideas from Kendle Design Collaborative, Monk's Shadow into a luxury home in dry and hilly location.

The house is divided into three main rooms;

1. Parents zone including the main bedroom, main family and entertainment functions
2. Teen zone including a bedroom, game room, swimming pool access and one of two garages
3. Guest zone includes a bed / bathroom and a large space that serves as a small home office owners.
   

Zoning is a narrow staircase step sites so that each zone has ordered the mountain landscape that embraces them, the floor of the valley and distant mountains.

This homeowner wanted to make their homes become infinite with the surrounding. They want to get up every morning and saw the monk without leaving their beds. Many more decisions will be based on the views of the Praying Monk, including a slot for an art gallery window to let 6'-6 "residents to see Monk as they past through their art collection, a view into Monk when they lay in the pool or flipping burgers at the BBQ just to name a few. They also want every guest to have Monk into their final appearance before leaving the property.

This relationship with Monk, and more importantly specific location, be very valuable in the design of the house. Owner understands where the shadows of the surrounding mountains fall throughout the year allows the best placement for the pool. They understand that even during the hottest months of the year that at some point in the night air temperature at the top of the mountain would come down and wind cooling will fall down the mountain on their site. They understand that many of the surrounding mountains blocked the lower sun angle at the end of the day and provide the most amazing sunsets.

As a result the house is designed to breath - to channel natural air flow through the house allows the house to be enjoyed without a lot of mechanical air conditioning throughout the year. Placement of the "secret garden" further adds a cooling effect, cooling the air before it is pulled through the main room of the house.

The "Secret Garden". House is approached through the courts rather formal car, with no views into or through the house. This gives the owner of the greenhouse is mostly a large degree of privacy. After a journey through more than the size of frosted glass door pivot guests will be greeted by a linear gallery space with a completely transparent facade facing the Secret Garden, a lush oasis in the desert which consists of appropriate planting colorful desert that is soft along with the use of wise from the grass. The peat, kept to a minimum, act as a soft extension of interior floor area - the terrace of grass, so to speak. This peat and water used to feed it, along with other plantings chosen for their ability to hold water, cold winds will actively approach them before it pulled like a horizontal chimney through the house.

Like many celebrated my project roof and articulated to form a pavilion, protecting the interior and exterior spaces below and give them a space of freedom to take what ever they dictate the shape function with out interference from the supporting columns and walls. Roof form direct response to the views, raised to capture the look of the mountain and reach out to make the eyes out with a view to the north Valley. Butterfly shape also serves to direct the precious rain water for watering of landscaping complement the surrounding xeriscape.

The roof deck to form the lowest level of the main community / family level. This deck is divided in the kitchen and dining deck bridge to the main living area. All the material chosen to be in harmony with the natural surroundings. Hard landscape, including concrete pavers on the deck, resembling a desert floor finish and color of nature. Copper accents weather to praise the natural patina of iron-rich strata found in the surrounding rock formations. Integral colored plaster troweled hard synthetic color to compliment traditional creosote, Palo Verde, mesquite and ironwood found on the site.

Sustainable features include low-e glazing throughout, designated climate control system of high efficiency, need adequate lighting to reduce electric lighting, expanded cell foam insulation provides exceptional r-value and air infiltration is reduced and acoustic benefits, need to reduce cross-ventilation air to conditioning mechanics, mechanical and hung windows deep shade to shade and protect the openings, exposed concrete floor to reduce floor coverings and adhesives, and xeriscape landscaping is designed to help cool the interior.

The result is a house that is not like a lot more attention grabbing quiet neighborhood located in its natural setting, intertwined with nature, only reveal the most precious gift for their lives in and they were lucky enough to be their guest.

Minimalist Home Design Lake by Architekton

This is a minimalist home design lake which was designed by Architekton, two-story house is minimalist with beautiful surrounding scenery. Located in Tempe, home is in the area 30 years old Lake community. Desire as exterior page many many relatively small (approximately 65 'x 125') led to efficient stacking of two-storey footprint approx 25 'x 55'. Exceptions to the accumulation of ground face CMU dressed "container" which is a tandem four car garage in the south who slip through the envelope into the kitchen, utility room and main bathroom, and dramatically cantilevers to the north as the master bedroom.

Other container clad various materials such as bamboo and translucent glass, bedroom house, bathroom, and utility functions. Programmed container is juxtaposed with flexible space that can be adapted from time to time or for special events. Unifying the composition is wrapping envelope that emerge from the ground and ended up as an indirect light fixtures illuminate a large room and enter. wrapper is opaque to the west and east and provides a deep roof overhangs to the south. The form is three feet thick, which allows for the structure, storage and utilities. When the weather is inspiring, living north of the house's main room and sliding glass walls open to the south of the true human indoor / outdoor (and beagle) comfort and enjoyment of the inherent evaporative cooling from a nearby lake and swimming pool.

Architekton Team: ouglas D Brown, Peter Goldammer, Mohenad Itayim, John Kane, Gregory Lambright, Michael Masengarb, Sophia Meger, Nick Nevels, Eliseo Ramirez, Gonzalo Fernandez-Reuter and Travis Sheridan.

Minimalist House Design Deronda by the International Space

This is a minimalist design house located in Los Angeles, California, home design minimalist Deronda has been designed by Space International. Deronda Residence is located near the top of Beachwood Canyon, Hollywood Hills. By Utilizing the existing footprint of the original house, newly renovated house consists of two main rectangular room that shifted from the axis of one another to highlight differences in the program located on the inside.

International space creates a more common residence of this house and is located in the back of the site, so that owners can take advantage of flanking outdoor space designed as an extension of the living dining room and kitchen area. Large sliding glass panels to connect this kitchen dining and living area adjacent to the terrace and view of the outside, turning the interior into space, outdoor open-closed.

The sleeping more personal and showers are located on the cantilever bar closed, which float on top of a hill and is located in the middle of pine trees high on the perimeter of the property is located. A white plaster shell home demarcates the spatial hierarchy, operates as a supporting floor plate for a private volume, then fold over to serve as a clerestory roof plane over the more general space. It's bumpy skin increase and decrease the exposure to various levels of the cage and the beautiful surroundings and views of the skyline that surrounds the property.

Design Minimalist Villa in The Hills Morumbi

This is a minimalist design villa on a hilltop Morumbi, The concept of this building is like a villa on the plateau. In front of the villa, pool size medium with different depths can be used for all family members. A terrace is located not so far from this pool and connected with wooden floors. Material safety to prevent accidental slip when moving from the pool to the villa.

What's interesting here is to see the surroundings beautiful, unspoiled with many trees make this a comfortable building. Architects use of large windows in every room to capture sunlight for use as a heater in this villa and also to provide access for owners to enjoy the surrounding scenery. Although it looks like a showroom, but this villa also provide more privacy so there is no reason to worry about it.

On the other hand we can find a green area which is dominated by coconut trees. Japanese grass grow and cover the soil in the garden villa, like a green carpet.

Minimalist Interior Apartment Design Loft by UNStudio Collector

While the wall forming the background to calm and controlled artwork, the ceiling is more articulated in the Letter of expression of this transition. By exchanging luminous and opaque, the ceiling creates the field of ambient lighting conditions and local levels, establish organizational element in the exhibition and the living room. In addition to the former window in south wall has been replaced by floor to ceiling glass panels that frame and expand the view interesting, more than a full glass balcony, heading for downtown Manhattan. Do not you think that the collector's apartment apartments to remind employers of IT?

Collector Loft by UNStudio is the main living space to store things and show off. This loft is located in Greenwich Village in Manhattan. The main color theme is white so that everything presented is in contrast with its surroundings. The main wall in the flow through the attic space, and together with the ceiling to create the conditions articulated hybrid in which the exhibition area merge into living areas.

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Minimalist Modern House Three Storey Concrete Street Lower

This is a minimalist home in Fukuyama. House combines traditional Japanese house connections from indoor and outdoor with a modern minimalist Japanese. Houses in Fukuyama is one of the latest works from Japanese design studio Suppose Design, located in Hiroshima, Japan. Concrete three-storey residence is situated below the road surface. Two tower ladder is located on the roof of the building's entrance. Below the entrance to all private and some public spaces that connect with the terrace. Thanks to big Glazings and vertical orientation of the house almost every room features views of the city is absolutely amazing. The interior is done as a combination of raw concrete with wooden furniture. Everything inside looks like a minimalist like outside.

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