A Directory of Great Architectures
A Directory of Great Architectures
The project description of Maison Evolutiv’ 1 from Olgga Architectes: At just 70 square meters (about 753 square feet), this energy efficient abode is made of two prefabricated modules perched one on top of the other. Rather than box out…
Project description of Sosnowski Residence by Chen + Suchart Studio, LLC: Sited in a 1950’s era dense neighborhood in Tempe, Arizona, the Sosnowski Residence takes the form of a courtyard house defined by three sandblasted 8-8-16 standard gray CMU walls…
Completed in 2009, the Margarido House is the first new home in the country to be both LEED-H certified and GreenPoint rated. Green features of the project include: planted rood garden and deck, on site rain and ground water reclamation…
Press Release: Hong Kong – July 12, 2010 – International architecture firm, Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), is proud to announce that founding partner, William Pedersen, has been selected as the 2010 recipient of the Lynn S. Beedle Lifetime Achievement Award…
Project description of Mummy Mountain Residence by Chen + Suchart Studio, LLC: The project proposes an architecture that responds to the inherent qualities of the site, privileged views, and the larger context of the Sonoran Desert. The language of the…
Kevin deFreitas Architects completed the Casa Familia in 2007. See the project description from the architect after the image. A reinterpretation of quintessential Southern Californian courtyard houses; this is a modestly sized home that lives much bigger than it really…
Chen + Suchart Studio, LLC has completed the Dillon Residence in Arizona, USA. The Dillon Residence takes the form of a courtyard house typology. It is a remodel and addition to an existing home situated in a 1950’s and 1960’s…
FMC’s Brazil Technology Center will be located on campus at UFRJ Technology Park in Rio de Janeiro, an area that has been designated as the hub of the country’s future oil and gas technology developments. The building will contain engineering…
