Architecture and Home Design

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• Two-Story House Interior Design in Boyer by Naturehumaine
• ST-ANDRÉ Residence Interior Design by Naturehumaine Architecture Design
• Pink Bar, Centre Georges Pompidou by Jakob + Macfarlane Architects
• Meera House, Luxury House in Singapore by Guz Architects

Two-Story House Interior Design in Boyer by Naturehumaine Posted: 13 Feb 2011 10:59 PM PST This interior of Two-story house in Boyer, Montréal. This Renovation project by Naturehumaine Architecture Design. Check below,,, Description from Architect: Renovation of the two first floors of a 1920s triplex for a young couple with a child. The first floor is organized around a red block, surrounded by a huge living space. While being the focal point of the reshaping, this block also serves as the anchor post for the stairs. Through clear glass sidewalls, the second floor is built as a corridor of light that penetrates into the depths of the dwelling, creating an enfilade of rooms including the master bedroom, storage and work area. Yellow bathroom design-Interior Design Boyer_02 Kitchen design-Interior Design Boyer_02 Kitchen and dining room design-Interior Design Boyer_02 Wooden floor-Interior Design Boyer_02 Wood floor, red cupboard-Interior Design Boyer_02 Room partition-Interior Design Boyer_02 Type: Two-story house Area: 1,900 sq. ft. Location: Boyer, Montréal Architect:Naturehumaine

ST-ANDRÉ Residence Interior Design by Naturehumaine Architecture Design Posted: 13 Feb 2011 10:50 PM PST In the past we show you the project that have finished by Naturehumaine Architecture Design. At this time we will show you again about work of Naturehumaine Architecture Design ST-ANDRÉ Residence. This single family house located in Montréal. Check below,,, Description from Architect: Renovation and transformation of a 1910 duplex to a single family house. The existing building is located at the intersection of two alleyways in the Plateau area in Montreal and was characterized by a very narrow backyard wing. On the ground floor, the existing walls were removed to create open-air living space delineated on one side by a huge storage volume covered in wood panels. On the second floor, the client needed three distinct bedrooms. To fit the master bedroom inside the extremely narrow backyard wing, a cantilevered room was added to get more convenient interior dimensions. On the ground floor, the kitchen area takes advantage of this constricted space by inserting at its end a built-in table and bench to create a cozy and bright breakfast area. Living room and dining room design, ST-ANDRÉ RESIDENCE White kitchen design, ST-ANDRÉ RESIDENCE White dining tabel, ST-ANDRÉ RESIDENCE Kitchen design, ST-ANDRÉ RESIDENCE Bedroom design, ST-ANDRÉ RESIDENCE Interior design, ST-ANDRÉ RESIDENCE Wood floor, ST-ANDRÉ RESIDENCE ST-ANDRÉ Residence Type: single family house Area: 1850 pi ca Location: Montréal Architect:Naturehumaine

Pink Bar, Centre Georges Pompidou by Jakob + Macfarlane Architects Posted: 13 Feb 2011 04:57 AM PST This pink bar work of Jakob + Macfarlane Architects for their client Centre Pompidou. This bar has unique design, with roof cover as like cocoon house. Called pink bar because this bar was painted in pink color. This pink bar has surface 22M². Check below,, Architects: Jakob + Macfarlane Architects Project: Bar Dates: 2006 Client: Centre Pompidou

Meera House, Luxury House in Singapore by Guz Architects Posted: 13 Feb 2011 01:38 AM PST Meera House is luxury house in Singapore, located on a new housing estate on the island of Sentosa adjacent to Singapore. This also green house, the roof also has function as garden. Designed by Guz Architects, this house face to the sea. From all side this house looks green so give cool atmosphere. Check below, and get inspiration from this house,, Guz Architects have sent their design of Meera House to Contemporist. Description from the architects: This house is located on a new housing estate on the island of Sentosa adjacent to Singapore. The plots are not large and neighbouring buildings are built close to the sides of each house. Thus our strategy was to build a solid wall to each side neighbor to provide privacy where possible, while creating a central light and stair well which would funnel the sea breeze through the centre of the building. The front and rear of the building meanwhile, terrace back allowing each storey to have visual or actual access to greenery. The intention was to try to allow each roof garden provided a base for the storey above allowing the layered effect to make each storey feel like it was a single storey dwelling sitting in a garden…..as much as we could do in the close confines of sentosa island and with such a large building!! Plant roof-Meera house, luxury house by Guz Architects Green roof-Meera house, luxury house by Guz Architects Curve plant roof-Meera house, luxury house by Guz Architect Night view-Meera house, luxury house by Guz Architects Mini water park-Meera house, luxury house by Guz Architects Mini water park-Meera house, luxury house in Singapore

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