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Cliff-Side Villa in Distinctively Asian Flavor with a Private Edge-Pool

Thu, Mar 11, 2010 | Waterfront home designs

This cliff-side villa is part of Banyan Tree Cabo Marqués resort in Mexico. Thanks to its location and floor to ceiling windows it captures amazing romantic views of Acapulco Bay and the Pacific Ocean. It’s designed with a distinctively Asian flavor, with steeply pitched roofs, wide eaves, and the entire villa built on stilts. Cutting edge pool is...Continue Reading...

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Family Holiday Home with Winged Roof Lines and Ocean View

Wed, Mar 10, 2010 | Waterfront home designs

This family holiday home is designed to accomodate several families at once. It’s focused towards expansive ocean views and has winged roof lines. The exterior and interior color palette is soft which perfectly integrates the house into the steeply slopping site. There aren’t clear border between outdoor and indoor areas. The second floor has...Continue Reading...

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Pure White Minimalist House Located on a Deserted Beach

This minimalist house is located on a deserted beach 130 kilometers south of Lima, Peru. The site is a large surface of sand naturally deviled on two by a small rock. The main features of the house design consist of a pure white color and a very simple geometry. Such modern design looks like an urban dot on the area of deserted nature. The house features an...Continue Reading...

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Coastal House Design with Rear Sheltered Courtyard and Wood Fired Pizza Oven

This relaxing holiday home is located in Emu Bay, Australia. It features panoramic sea views but is protected from winds. There are several timber decked terraces which provide outdoor seating depending on wind direction. The sheltered rear courtyard, framed by two bedroom wings of the building, large water tanks and timber screens focuses on a wood fired...Continue Reading...

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The House That Consists of Two Habitable Areas Connected by Floating Pavilion

Sun, Dec 27, 2009 | Waterfront home designs

The house design took its inspiration from two sheds linked by stretched tarpaulin. In the result it consists of two habitable areas joined by an expansive floating pavilion. Wide expanses of sliding glass doors respond to all weather conditions in the area and give place for eating, dining or relaxing closer to nature. The building is clad in band sawn ply...Continue Reading...

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Curved House Design with Extensive Interior Woodwork

Wed, Dec 23, 2009 | Waterfront home designs

The neighborhood of this house is characterized by rolling topography on wooded peninsulas separated by salt water bays and coves. The house’s design adopts this land and promotes dramatic water and woods views. The exterior is curved and stone terraces and planters follow this curve and mediate between the house and the landscape. Architectural and...Continue Reading...

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Two Storey Single Family Residence on the Existing Foundation of One Storey House

Thu, Dec 17, 2009 | Waterfront home designs

This project is a two storey singe family residence which was built on the existing foundation of the one storey house. Located on an upland waterfront near Genesee Park on Lake Washington the house has expansive views over the lake. Everything is designed in order to maximize those views. Even the enclosed private backyard hardly depends on them. Glazed...Continue Reading...

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Waterfront House with Numerous Exterior Courtyards and Terraces

Wed, Dec 2, 2009 | Waterfront home designs

The design for this waterfront home on Lake Washington knits together themes of nature, art and the science of sustainable design. The site features quite a big shade trees and great views across the lake so the design is optimized to use all its pros. The interior spaces are naturally ventilated but protected from winds. The home’s numerous exterior...Continue Reading...

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