Architecture and Home Design

This Mitika Apartments was designed by Parsonson Architects. The building contains seven large apartments, one per floor and each with 270 sq.m floor area and 50 sq.m of decks. Decks and living spaces are along the wide frontage, facing north out to the harbor and hills. By tilting the kitchen, main bedroom and ensuite at 45 degrees , these rooms gain views to the sea past the side of the neighboring building and yielded an unusual zigzag hallway.

Mitika Apartments, Seven Large Apartments by Parsonson Architects (more…)

Located in Bay Harbor Island, Florida, this is luxury house was designed by KZ Architecture, the house has two balcony on front of house. Front area of house is divided into two parts, open pool and grass garden, walk way to the main door divides this two part.

Boano-Lowenstein Residence in Bay Harbor Island, Florida by KZ Architecture (more…)

From Architects : ” The site is close to mass transit and community services. The plan allows them to gracefully age without having to move or remodel. The kitchen is laid out to promote a better diet. Storage is designed to decrease waste and over-consumption. And, of course, everything in the building is the most energy efficient possible. ”

5ive, LEED Platinum Homes by Shelter Architecture

5ive, LEED Platinum Homes by Shelter Architecture
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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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Scratchley’s Restaurant is Beach Restaurant by EJE Architecture. This restaurant is now twice the size of the restaurant and the existing precedents and ecologically sustainable, uses a beautiful view over the water that stretches from Newcastle Nobby Head of Harbor Country. Architecturally, the building was conceived as an umbrella covering a deck with a great degree of up-front roof slope to maximize the view. A sun angle cut of 68 ensures that customers eat Scratchley interaction with the Port of Newcastle Harbor. The use of plantation wood adds warmth to the experience and improves the mood. [ EJE Architecture ]

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