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House C is a project for a residential flat located in London in the area of Hackney. Along the curves of Regent’s Canal, the vegetation reflects on the water creating an harmonic relation between architecture and nature. In this context, House C is a building extension fully integrated with the existing gardens facing the water of Regent’s Canal. Every detail has been designed thinking about the materials and the functionality of the space. The interiors design includes masterpieces of product design, produced by some of the most renowned Italian brands, creating an elegant space with a minimal taste.

Alessandra Bello

The House: This Contemporary Cotswold Eco-house emulates South African thatch homes whilst retaining a distinctly vernacular feel to tie it to is locale. The large glazed and canopied gable was designed to connect the first-floor library office space directly to the garden. A reflection pool was used to bounce light into the room and onto the vaulted ceiling in the ground floor family space to produce a light an airy socialising area. As a keen cook our client wanted to be able to engage with their visitors whilst continuing to prepare food and drinks we therefore centred the kitchen between the open plan spaces, stealing some of the adjacent wing to form a large larder. With a bespoke kitchen, utility, boot room, office and staircases the external aesthetic was drawn throughout the internal areas to reinforce the connection between the interior environment and the gardens beyond. Landscaping: The gardens were designed to produce the wide ranging and varied spaces needed by a modern home. Next to the driveway is a small zen space with running water and a place to sit and reflect. There is a kitchen garden and store tucked behind the house, before you get to the formal rear gardens where a classic lawn and borders approach was used only broken by the reflection pool that anchors the space. Enclosed with a high drystone wall, patio and Barbeque areas were placed around the house and a section of the garden was segmented off to allow the ground mounted PVT panels to be hidden from view. This also produced a small orchard and chickens area. Sustainable features including: GSHP – a bore holed heat pump coupled with PVT to act as a thermal store when sunny. PVT – heat and electricity generating panels to minimise running costs. Sustainable materials and a local supply chain. Waste minimisation in design. High insulation levels (low U and Y values) Highly efficient appliances Bio-diversifying landscaping.

MUSWELL HILL, LONDON Our client wanted to store all their clutter for the pets and cleaning in once space. This needed to fit neatly under the stairs with access to the gas and electricity meter. I designed full height pull out units for storage of broom, mop, and hoover - to hide all clutter. Including 250 kg runners for easy sliding pull outs with large handles, drawer boxes on detachable runners for access to electricity and gas meter behind. Materials used: - Moisture resistant MDF exterior with a Polyurethane satin spray finish - MFC/egger interior with abs edging - Plywood base - High quality side mounter runners

Architects in Charge: Daniel Cortés / Lorena Alfaro Photography: Nadia Riva Team: Larry Zlatar, Daniel Lama, Carlos Carrasco, Katherine Tocto, Walter Flores, Freddy Bellido.

Havwoods Europlank HW636-C Oak Ice White Character Grade Engineered Timber Flooring

Reconversión de taller de un herrero en barrio industrial en vivienda unifamiliar. Escalera. ©Flavio Coddou

Escaleras de madera en un duplex en Madrid. Escaleras con peldaños volados, suspendida por cables de acero. Barandilla de vidrio.

Die drei zweigeschossigen Villen sind leicht versetzt hintereinander auf dem steilen Hanggrundstück platziert und orientieren sich nach Süden. Die moderne Architektur spielt mit kubischen Formen und Materialwechseln. Das Erdgeschoss ist von der hohen Transparenz und den ineinander fließenden Räumen geprägt. Der herrliche Blick über die Stadt Wiesbaden vermittelt im Inneren ein Gefühl villentypischer Großzügigkeit. Im Obergeschoss befinden sich die privaten Räume mit davor gelagerten Terrassen. Fotograph: Dirk Uebele

Flur mit dem offenen Treppenhaus im 1. OG . Alle Fotos © LUKAS HUNEKE PHOTOGRAPHY - www.lukashuneke.de

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Stanislas Ledoux © 2016 - Houzz

Timber stair carcass clad in solid oak treads with glass balustrade and hidden wine storage. Detail designed and built by Wildercreative. Photography by Mark Cocksedge

Stuart Cox Photography

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