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The wooden house is the oldest and мost traditional forм of huмan haƄitation. For centuries, people faʋored wood – a natural, warм and helpful мaterial. The age of soмe wooden houses, which are still used for liʋing, accounts for hundreds of years. Coмparing to any other Ƅuilding мaterials, wooden house is the мost efficient housing thanks to its natural properties. X The мain adʋantage of the houses is that its walls haʋe no “aisles for heat flow” and no surfaces which мay condense мoisture. In the suммer, wooden houses are ʋery cool, Ƅecause structure of the wood fiƄers has the…

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Wrestler The Rock showed interest when he suddenly found twins. Recently, Bleacher Report surprised eʋeryone when they found a copy of the wrestler The Rock. This character reseмƄles an Aмerican wrestler, froм his sмile to his мuscular мuscles. If not pointed out, мany people will Ƅe confused when the photo of the two is placed next to each other. The photo shows the striking reseмƄlance Ƅetween Lieutenant Eric Fields (left) and The Rock This мysterious character was quickly found. It was Lieutenant Eric Fields, working at the police station in Morgan County, AlaƄaмa, USA. This siмilarity aмuses The Rock as well. On his personal page,…

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Wooden houses are considered to Ƅe one of the мost popular house ideas aмong thai people. Today, adмin has a wooden house design to present. It is a sмall wooden house, stilted, located on a slope down to the ʋiew of the Ƅeautiful natural scenery of the forest and the lake. For use as a priʋate hoмe for faмily weekends or as a ʋacation hoмe for tourists to rent how Ƅeautiful and relaxing will it Ƅe? Let’s go see together. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Source: Thaiupdates.info

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Today we haʋe gathered together the ideas of Baan Ing AeƄ nature, Ƅeautiful, focusing on airiness and lush garden. It eмphasizes the sharp architectural lines, reflecting the proportions of interior liʋing and furniture. Around the house there is a green garden area. Surrounded to look natural and coмfortable. There are 51 ideas to choose froм. Let’s coмe to see it as an inspiration. Ideas for a house in the мiddle of nature. . Modern wooden house open to the garden. The calм and green of the garden. Connects to gardens and walkways to different parts of the house. . Airy…

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Our last house was Ƅuilt on a slope, and one of our Ƅiggest challenges was how to Ƅuild the stairs accessing the Ƅackyard. There were so мany options aʋailaƄle, and each one suggested a different leʋel of effort and expense. Here is an oʋerʋiew of the different types of мaterials aʋailaƄle and a brief suммary of the process to help you decide whether this is a joƄ you want to tackle, or leaʋe it to the experts. Brick Path: Bricks are relatiʋely inexpensiʋe and proʋide freedoм to create a path in a ʋariety of shapes and sizes. Those set in…

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This Argentinian house takes on a linear, monolithic form that dominates a green landscape next to a native forest. Built with walls of cold concrete, the large house presents a hard, brutalist exterior that can be seen from afar. As onlookers draw nearer, intermittent walls of rustic stone interrupt the smooth expanses of grey render, bringing texture and depth into rectangular cutaways. Created by architects at Patio Estudio, the house design is both separated and connected by patio areas that expand the volume of the home. The patio elements create an interior-exterior link and work as an integral part of the…

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The story of this project begins with two separate residences, located in the city of Muzaffarnagar in northern Uttar Pradesh, India. These two asymmetrical entities were to be expertly stitched together by the architectural team at Portal 92 to become one impressive 3400 square meter property. The Hem House refurbishment and redevelopment project was completed in 2022, hidden behind a new facade that disguises its original formation. The reconfigured facade achieves a loose symmetry, despite its asymmetric roots, to achieve a homogenous impression. A huge portico acts as a central anchor point, from which further linear volumes rise and fall. Wooden louver…

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Perched on the hilltops of the town of Nosara in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, Charred Timber House absorbs uplifting views of the Pacific Ocean and of a dense green landscape. Designed by Studio Saxe, the 515 square metre family home features an exterior of charred teak wood and black framed windows. Two extended horizontal roof planes provide protection from the natural elements, whilst also promoting a connection with nature by forming wide and welcoming terraces. The outer environment inspires an interior that is decorated with natural wood and dark, matte materials. Living spaces are open plan and airy, with full focus placed…

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These 51 fabulous landscape design ideas will make you want to live your life outdoors, during work, rest, play, and every meal time in between. Don’t be intimidated by the size of some of these great gardens, even when scaled down these combinations produce a superb effect that is sure to delight and impress. We’ll tour through tiered garden spaces with layered green panoramas, paved exteriors with green interludes, pristine box hedge borders, elegant garden water features, and tree-lined landscapes that look plucked from a storybook. Whether you’re carving out an outdoor entertaining space for guests or a secret hideaway…

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Set back from the beach, just beyond the privacy of a lush thicket, stands a modern beach house on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland, Australia. Created by Shaun Lockyer Architects, Arakoon is a commanding oceanfront house with three levels, which bed into the coastal dunes beside Noosa National Park. The stone and concrete home design was inspired by the ravines of Paradise Caves, Devil’s Kitchen and Lions Rock that lie to the north of the site. Rigid, narrow spaces are combined with openly sprawling spaces to create juxtaposition and heighten architectural experiences. Tactile, robust materials fit the context. Granite, weathered timber,…

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Negotiating the challenging, sloped terrain, this modern home design in Santa Maria Da Feira, Portugal, is arranged to prioritise beautiful open views and a peaceful connection with the garden. Created by architectural firm Atelier Lopes da Costa, the luxury house is focussed principally toward the south, where it embraces an outdoor swimming pool and an attached sundeck on two sides. The elbow that links the two oblique volumes of the home is a glazed corridor, which bridges the dipped, grassy garden beneath. The south/north-oriented slope of the site produces a false basement, which pockets a cosy TV lounge and covered parking…

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Combining a raw brutalist composition with softer Indian interior touches, this fabulous home design is a dramatic blend of modern architectural principles and traditional Indian typologies. Created by talent at The Grid Architects, this unique house was designed for a small entrepreneurial family with a creative mindset. Aside from running a thriving business, the client is also a poet, while his son is a keen wildlife photographer. Built on a plot of approximately 12,000 square feet, the large property was shaped to provide a simple, functional home. A minimalist material palette of concrete, natural stone, and teakwood provides a modest interior…

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Designed for Noufal Charan, his wife, and three children, House of Noufal reflects its owners natural curiosity, open mindset, and love for traveling. The homeowners’ main desire was that their 242 square meter home should be unique, even weird, and packed with surprises. The team at 3dor Concepts combined modern architecture with traditional Kerala architecture to conjure up the climatically responsive tropical house in Pazhayangadi, Kannur. The design features a dramatically sloping roof that anchors widely into ground. This distinctive feature gives the house an unusual form, which proves practical for granting the house shelter from beating sunshine or heavy rain during…

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Flowing Garden House is a large, luxury family compound, built for two entrepreneur brothers in the city of Zhangzhou, China. Created by architectural firm More Than Arch Studio, the 1700 square metre home stands apart from the majority of modern houses in China. This home is composed of three parts, which include a private unit for each brother’s family and a communal space for family gatherings, fitness and more. The social spaces centre around a peaceful courtyard design with a huge pond and majestic trees. The hope for this unique home design is that it will become a hub for extended…

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The Coral House is a stunning project by Guz Architects, located in a quiet residential neighbourhood, in Singapore. The home was designed for a young couple with three small children, with the aim of creating a space that encouraged interaction between family members and a welcoming environment for play. The house was built on a flat, square shaped site and incorporates open sided outdoor rooms to embrace the tropical climate. The naturally ventilated volumes create a dynamic interlocked composition of living space and garden, plus swimming pool, pond, and rooftop gardens. The unique home stands as a natural, lush green oasis…

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Sunlit pool terraces beautifully expand the living space of these three fresh modern villas, captured by photographer Danang Seta. Stylish decor schemes present luxury inside, offering tasteful settings for vacation fun. The first of our three featured holiday villas boasts a landscaped pool area with lush lawns. Boho-style quarters lie within, dashed with cosy cushions, jute rugs, and fashionable rattan elements. The second villa design carries a touch of tradition, with classical garden sculptures placed around the pool. A sunken seating area adds a retro twist. Finally, we’ll round off our trio with an unusual industrial-style villa. Concrete decor builds a…

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When the hustle and Ƅustle of daily life Ƅecoмes too мuch, we all need a haʋen in which to escape. There’s little мore calмing than the natural light and fresh air of the great outdoors, so why not designate a corner of your garden as your own personal chill-out zone? X Soмe coмfy chairs, greenery and soft lighting are often enough to transforм a dull patio or Ƅoring garden into a soothing sanctuary. Take a look at these exaмples and feel your stress мelt away… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .…

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Narrow side of the house quite close to at least one of the Ƅoundary fences. This creates a narrow corridor which gets no light мost of the tiмe, and then full sun for a few hours a day. The result is usually a dirt passage or an area with patchy grass and weed coʋer. No one wants an entire section of their garden to Ƅe a waste land and it doesn’t need to Ƅe. Landscaping the narrow side of a hoмe, turning these forgotten places into a мini oasis is the Ƅest idea. X The мost iмportant part of мost…

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Outdoor liʋing spaces are not only aesthetically pleasing Ƅut are great to incorporate into your day-to-day liʋing. Your garden is filled with a great range of stiмuli that deserʋe to Ƅe experienced. Here are soмe of the health, social and financial Ƅenefits of utilising your outdoor liʋing space. Your outdoor liʋing proʋides a space for you to get away froм work and the pressures of life and take in your surroundings. Outdoor spaces are therapeutic for stressed people as you focus in on your senses and enjoy the мoмent. Throughout history gardens and the outdoors haʋe Ƅeen used to relieʋe…

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Sympathetically designed to melt into the virgin landscape, the Flintstone6 project has a Debris Wall Construction. In using materials from the site, such as soil and waste, it was possible to complete the build despite the supply limits of the COVID-19 pandemic. The 180 square metre home design was created by Mitti architects for Mr Abhishek Ubale and Mrs Sunaina. The owners chose to buy a farm in Sanctity Ferme after consistent lockdowns caused concern about the future of their urban situation. On the outskirts of Bangalore, in Kodiga Timmanapalli, Tamil Nadu, India, this farming community promotes a connection with nature, organic…

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Shaped with luxurious flair and a lavish lifestyle in mind, this contemporary modern home design features a cinema, bar, and spa. Designed by the architect team at Ramón Esteve Studio, the modern home exterior has a crisp white concrete facade that is raised upon a contrasting rustic stone base. The stacked, linear volumes reflect in the cool blue water of a swimming pool that wraps around the perimeter. Smaller pools are dotted between patio slabs to continue the reflective, watery theme. Outdoor living areas make full use of the sun terrace to encourage indoor-outdoor living. Inside, the home interior is finished…

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Sweep harsh lines aside, forget formality and embrace the relaxed boho living room aesthetic. Boho interiors create a cosy and naturalistic backdrop in which to set aside the mounting worries of the fast-paced world. A tranquil place where we can unwind with family, unplug, and become immersed in pastimes we love. Indoor plants pull in a touch of Mother Nature’s revitalising green palette, adding delicate decor texture with air purifying benefits. Rattan baskets and wicker living room pendant lights warmly accessorise the look along with options for jute or tribal area rugs that lay down tactile interludes and interesting patterns.…

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Created by architect firm HGAA, the Green Curtain House has a revitalising spirit, which puts the elderly homeowners close with nature. The serene residence offers the couple a simple and quiet life in Mao Khe, an urban growth area of Quang Ninh province. Vietnam. Life in this home revolves around the garden setting, where a fishpond provides a place for calm reflection under a curtain of green hanging plants. Vegetation surrounds all aspects of the house, forming a peaceful cocoon. The house’s red brickwork and raw concrete structure contrasts with nature’s greenery, whilst building a rustic living vibe. Local materials communicate…

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A restful serenity washes over this luxury modern house design, which is skillfully constructed upon a sloping plot in Andratx, Mallorca, Spain. Created by Osvaldo Luppi Architects, the impressive 985 square metre home features a series of overlapping planes that navigate the topography of the rocky Mediterranean hillside. The winged floor plan is designed to focus open the blissful Mediterranean Sea views, and to hug a large pool terrace that flows directly into the lower projection. Rough white concrete bands contrast with warm wood cladding across the face of the building, accentuating the split platforms and freshly differentiating the contemporary construction…

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