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This work is by Patrick Bradley Architects.

L’article Rendez-vous à l’hôtel est apparu en premier sur La 2ᵉ porte à gauche.

The sustainable home makes use of multiple forms of alternative energy. On the rooftop, there are solar panels for electricity. Additionally, the large, south-facing windows bring in natural lighting and passive heating from the sun. The other windows frame views of the landscape without disturbing the balance of heat and ventilation. Insulated with mineral wool, the walls help regulate the temperature as well. The wood-burning stove can heat the home as needed, and propane is used to warm the water for cooking and bathing.
A space-conscious design, the two-story cabin measures approximately 850 square feet. The interior is nonetheless laid out so that it can comfortably accommodate a resident and a guest. There is an alcove with a recessed bathtub, a pull-down daybed, and velvet curtains, so that a visitor can enjoy the privacy of that corner. The rest of the light, wood-lined ground floor is dedicated to the open kitchen, living, and dining room. On the other side of the sliding glass panels, the common rooms spill outside, where there is a dining terrace, a clothesline, an outdoor shower, and a utility shed. Back inside the home, the most private areas (the main bedroom, the full bathroom, and the laundry) are placed upstairs, where one can spy the best views of the surrounding knolls and lakes.

This work is by Platform Architecture + Design Ltd.

L’article MIXOFF est apparu en premier sur La 2ᵉ porte à gauche.

Left on the site is the main house with a spacious living room, open kitchen and dining area, a small guest room and a laundry on the first floor, master bedroom and two bedrooms for the children on the second. On the right is an outbuilding, which is a buffer between the highway and the section, it will not only protect the yard from prying eyes, but also serves as a » noise barrier « . Inside household: Building a sauna with a relaxation room, a workshop, a storage room, as well as a garage for two cars. The relaxation room is the dining room of the main house, there is an exit to the open terrace with a plunge pool and barbecue area.

Designing the house was carried out on the basis of the principle of » form follows function « . That is why the interior design was developed in parallel with the architecture of the house.

This work is by INT2 architecture, Saint Petersburg, Russia.

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