Sunday, September 15, 2013

Modern trends in homes


Avant-Garde Presents


I would like all of you to share and enjoy all the beautiful modern contemporary homes found below.....



Gorgeous Treetop Dwellings in the Mexican Rainforest

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Alejandro Sánchez García Arquitectos designed the Chipicas Town Houses, four independent single buildings inside a private garden in downtown Valle de Bravo, Mexico.
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The architects have devised a an unpretentious floating lantern design that is timeless and transcendent.
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In a treetop bedroom, glass from ceiling to floor completely exposes the surrounding rainforest.
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The result is a gorgeous place to sleep that appears suspended high up in the rainforest canopy.
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The design is simple and unpretentious, opening a full wall of glass in even the childrens’ bunk rooms overlooking the surrounding jungle.
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Because of the tiny garden setting, an extremely vertical design is devised for each building to protect most of the vegetation.
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The Chipicas Houses were designed with two sides of the façade made of floor to ceiling windows and two sides with a skin made of wooden lattice to gain a sense of privacy.
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The backs of each of the buildings are entirely covered in a wooden rain screen that offsets the textural complexity of the growing wood nearby.
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From the outside, these rain screens seem impenetrable and solid – but from inside, they simply filter the light.
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A completely novel view is created down under the overhangs.
(Because these screens are not connected all the way down.)

Floating Roof Graces Beach House for Coastal New South Wales

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Here’s an Australian beach house from TKD Architects, in the traditions of the best modern beach house vernacular with its extensive glazing.
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Like all the most-loved beach houses, it offers the see-through peek at the ocean through the living room upon arrival.
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Its transparent floating roof suggests suggests a sail on the ocean beyond.
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Steel and glass best weathers a harsh coastal climate.
Muted greys and silvers mimic the natural colours of the beach and coastal vegetation.
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Offering a straight shot to the beach, the house is perfectly sited for multiple summers of fun.

A Sleek and Sophisticated Singapore Shop House Renovation

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A traditional facade of colonial architecture in Singapore masks a surprising twist within.
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The dark warren of former rooms have been scraped out and replaced with a huge elegant space that connects across its center by stairwells, with a master bedroom suite and the children’s two bedrooms above the kitchen and the living room.
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A Koi pond anchors the unusual plan, offering a visual feast for those traversing the stairwells.
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At one extreme of the long narrow site, a kitchen and dining room is behind the Koi pond.



For South Africa’s Hot Climate, the Cool and Elegant House Abo


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This beauty represents a thorough overhaul of a dingy existing structure in hot suburban Limpopo, South Africa.
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Known for their sophistication and bold design, South Africa’s Nico van der Meulen Architects completely transformed the frumpy former brick house.
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The outdated single story brick home, hot and cramped, is now the open and glorious, double height glass House Abo.
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Outside, wooden slats take the brunt of the brutal sun.
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New double height spaces are now pleasantly chilled by wonderful cool stone floors.
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For the climate, on the Tropic of Capricorn, cooling is the main consideration…

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