Home design

Rear Garden Ideal For Catching Sun And Dipping Into the Pool

Rear Garden Ideal For Catching Sun And Dipping Into the Pool
This rear garden is a secluded, north facing private space, ideal for catching winter sun in the adjacent artist’s studio and for dipping into the pool in the summer heat. French doors open out from the rear of the house onto a solid stone terrace, linking inside and out. Generous stairs then lead down to... 
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Waterfront home designs

Curved House Design with Extensive Interior Woodwork

Curved House Design with Extensive Interior Woodwork
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... 
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Home design

Meditation Pavilion Design by David Coleman Architecture

Meditation Pavilion Design by David Coleman Architecture
This pavilion is one of those things that a lot of people want have near their home. It is the place to sit quietly without other people near by and observe surrounding beauty and the nature. The nature includes not only woods around but also the lake which is also great to observe. The pavilion... 
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Home design

Cool Courtyard Design – Mt Baker Courtyard

Cool Courtyard Design – Mt Baker Courtyard
Everybody wants some cool place in their house where they could spent some time when the weather is good. This cool courtyard is such place. A former seeping hillside with poor drainage and awkward pathways was transformed into a cohesive urban oasis during its design. New walkways circumscribe the primary outdoor living space while providing... 
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Home design

Romantic Garden Design around Victorian Era Home

Romantic Garden Design around Victorian Era Home
Wrapping around a large Victorian era home, this romantically inspired garden is designed for family living. The whole concept is to create a quite natural but at the same time neatness outdoor space. The garden consist of series of separate spaces which cater for active recreation, entertainment and passive reflection. These garden rooms are linked... 
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Luxury home designs Modern home designs

Two Condominiums Remodeled into One Modern Luxury Living Space

Two Condominiums Remodeled into One Modern Luxury Living Space
Watermark Tower Condominium is the project that combined two separate condominiums into one living space. During the combining both condos were reconfigured to suite best their owner. Thick walls were used to hide plumbing risers delineate the public living spaces from the more intimate master and guest suites. Combining what were bedrooms in separate units,... 
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Other

Contemporary Garden Design by Eckersley Garden Architecture

Contemporary Garden Design by Eckersley Garden Architecture
This garden is designed for a young active family who love to entertain and didn’t want to spend all their spare time slaving in the garden. It is nested amongst large native trees near a 1960’s home that provides strong bones which allowed to structure the garden. The house is really a viewing platform with... 
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Swimming pool designs

Modern Translucent Pool House Design

Modern Translucent Pool House Design
This pavilion for entertaining and changing is an addition to the existing house with a pool. It has modern design from natural materials and provides everything owners could possible need while they relaxing near the pool. The wall and roof planes are pushed/pulled apart and made translucent to create a sense of air and light.... 
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Modern home designs

Spatial Condo Design with Clean Materials Palate by Tyler Engle Architects

Spatial Condo Design with Clean Materials Palate by Tyler Engle Architects
This Park Side condo is designed to capture as much natural light and tremendous views as possible. Architects managed to relocate the kitchen into its center to establish a spatial hierarchy and delineation between public and private spaces. Framed views over Stanley Park and English Bay, along the west elevation, are created through ‘corridors’ established... 
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