Architecture and Home Design

Laneway House was designed by Superkul Inc Architect, located on a 40’x18’ lot, it is built to the property lines on 3 sides, with 2’ to spare on the fourth. Current zoning regulations don’t allow for additional openings in any of the walls, so the design strategy was to draw additional light, air and views from above. A light shaft topped by skylights runs the length of the west wall of the building, broken only by a courtyard on the second floor. The shaft brings light to the ground floor, and provides passive ventilation. On the second floor, a glass and wood wrapped courtyard separates the two bedrooms. From the courtyard, with its primary view to the sky, there is a small stair up to a roof garden. For further detail visit Laneway House Design by Superkul Inc Architect.

Laneway House Design by Superkul Inc Architect

Laneway House Design by Superkul Inc Architect
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This house consist of two level with a lot of windows on wall. Designed by Tyler Engle Architects, the house facing to golf course, the house has wide view to green gross of golf course.  Large garden and every room i interior is large and completed with furniture. The floor of interior house wrapped with wood, combined with furniture make the interior feel sweet and nice to live. I think. For detail visit Canterwood Residence by Tyler Engle Architects.

Canterwood Residence by Tyler Engle Architects

Canterwood Residence by Tyler Engle Architects
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Using Simple and Fire Resistant Materials, Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects comply the client request to make the house minimized its use of scarce natural resources and recognized the challenging environmental conditions of the area. Steel will be allowed to oxidize and concrete will be toned to allow the house to blend into the landscape. The house set in the fire-prone Toro Canyon. Naturally cool offshore breezes allow to move through the space. For further detail visit Montecito Residence by Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects.

Montecito Residence by Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects

Montecito Residence by Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects
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Originally designed by Roland Terry. Then evolved into a complete remodeling and expansion. Starting at the walkway, the house is revealed as a series of layered spaces with intermittent places of rest. The pavilion physically and visually unites the courtyard to the lakeside terrace and to the lake through large sliding glass panels. The terraces, extensive glazing, external columns and trellises extend the architecture into the landscape. For further detail visit Courtyard House by Olson Sundberg Kunding Allen Architects.

Courtyard House, Two House Design with Transparent Connecting Pavilion

Courtyard House, Two House Design with Transparent Connecting Pavilion
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Fairhaven Residence by DeForest Architects

Fairhaven Residence was designed by by DeForest Architects. The rooms and views in the house reveal themselves in an alternating fashion, like sheltered groves and open vistas during a walk in the woods. The exterior palette included concrete block, stained cedar siding, fiber-cement panels and painted steel.

Fairhaven Residence by DeForest Architects
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