Modern Design Revival Collection Projects from Architects Magnus after being shelved due to investor pull out, the jackdaw project was “revived” by a new developer. fortunately, the houses were built largely per our original plans. We actively collaborated on design decisions from conception throughout construction to make sure our original design concepts were maintained. Modern Design Revival Collection Projects 2 – 4 bedroom, 4 1/2 bath 4200 square foot luxe residences set in mission hills.

Modern Design Revival Collection Projects from Architects Magnus

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Sustainable Modern Glass House and Timber in Spain this amazing modern glass house designed by XPIRAL Architecture sits high on a mountain in El Esparragal, Murcia, Spain, nestled among the pines for which it’s named. With sustainable design accounted for, the architects too took a modern, fashion-forward approach to the unique modern home design, topping it with a futuristic roof which folds over to conceal the home’s expansive windows. Enclosed in walls of glass, an modern interior design grassy courtyard allows nature to permeate the design. Natural light floods interiors, illuminating modern, industrial details like exposed beams, concrete and the contemporary framed windows.

Sustainable Modern Glass House and Timber by XPIRAL Architecture

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The Modern Green Home Retreat: Small and Simple Design – NYT has tigerwood flooring certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, a water-conserving toilet, and an on-demand water heater. Modern Green Home Retreat Greener, Happier. Architects Paul McKean and Amy Donohue tackled The Complexities of Keeping It Small and Simple when they built a weekend home design outside Portland, Oregon in the Hood River Valley. The Modern Green Home Retreat: Small and Simple Design itself had been on the market for three years and included a creek requiring a 100-foot buffer zone. The couple faced many obstacles (including a floodplain and deed restrictions on small homes) but still managed to build a modern, green home. A KEY concept for the Modern Green Home Retreat at Small and Simple Design was “to literally have no footprint,” Ms. Donohue said. The roof is engineered to sustain plants and soil to absorb rainwater. NYT.

Modern Green Home Retreat: Small and Simple Design - NYT has tigerwood flooring certified.

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Four-storey building which is completely Modern Glass Home R128: Recyclable Home from Werner Sobek, Stuttgart Germany, produces no emissions and is self-sufficient in terms of heating energy requirement. The completely Modern Glass Home R128 building has high quality triple glazing panels featuring a k-value of 0.4. Its design is modular. Because of its assembly by means of mortice-and-tenon joints and bolted joints, it cannot only be assembled and dismantled easily but is also completely recyclable. The electrical energy required for the energy concept and control engineering is produced by solar cells.

Modern Glass Home R128: Recyclable Home from Werner Sobek, Stuttgart/Germany

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Modern Apartment Short St Apartments Design by Crosby Architects, Studio Apartments in a converted warehouse. Seven meter ceilings warehouse, become this attractive modern apartment designed in open plan concept. Crosby Architects make this modern apartment interior has fresh atmosphere and interactive natural light playful. Natural light and plants is features of this modern apartment spaces. High ceilings make apartment interior more spacious and have several space features that functional like spotted gum mezzanines and enclosed roof decks.

Floor to ceiling glazing for ample natural light © emma cross

Short St is a true warehouse development with seven-meter ceilings, spotted gum mezzanines, enclosed roof decks, floor to ceiling glazing, polished concrete floors, and access through a large and secure communal car park / entry court. There are lush plants landscaping in the entry courtyard with balance of open and covered spaces.

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