Luxury Residential Fish House Design in Singapore by Guz Architects

Guz Architects has completed the Fish House in Singapore. Fish House is a luxury residential design is simple and yet give people the opportunity to live in harmony and comfortable with nature. This modern tropical bungalow summarizes the essence of life in hot and humid climate of Singapore by creating open spaces that encourage natural ventilation and offers views of residents into the sea. The main design concept is to create a home that has a close relationship with nature and this is achieved by having a swimming-pool that connects the house with the landscape and visual connections with the sea eventually. The idea of connection is strengthened by having a basement-level media room with a u-shaped acrylic windows that allow natural light in and also spread the view to the pool. Roof arch, which symbolizes the ocean waves, also stressed the idea of the nearby sea. This is almost entirely covered with photovoltaic panels can bend the thin supply enough energy to homes, while the remaining are used as green roofs give residents some space to relax outdoors.

Trial Bay House in Tasmania, Australia by Heffernan Button Voss Architects

Heffernan Button Voss Architects has completed the exam Bay House in Tasmania, Australia. This project involves a complete reorganization of the existing dwelling and the addition of new guest room, porch, yard and garage. Located on the Bay overlooking the D’Entrecasteaux Channel Trial, which ‘as it now called Channel Room’ is like an abstraction from the cinematographer’s camera, where the apertures have been adjusted to the subject, see, and light. This new architecture depart from the existing holes in the masonry wall characters’ by reaching the duality becomes extroverted and open to the landscape, but a solid, strong and sturdy. An inherent idea is the creation of sustainable living patterns and circulation, as a metaphor for the landscape itself.

Modern Casual And Comfortable Black Beach House

SheOak House, designed by Base Architecture, located in Kingscliff, New South Wales, Australia. Black box in many beach-front designed informal, casual, comfortable and friendly style. 350th home square meter in a mixture made of steel, wood and concrete. This is resistant to weather conditions like wind, salt and sun. Note the double height with grass underfoot and natural landscapes consist of a semi-space indoor / outdoor built of weatherboards clear. This area is designed for wetsuit that will be left to the laundry is hidden and for damaging the surfboard. Primary level has an open plan is quite simple and open up a page and a swimming pool. The top floor consists of a simple bedroom and bathroom facilities which interact with the ground and entered through a series of voids and openings. Overall, these homes evoke a sensation of openness and casual that describe what a beach house should be.