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Sustainable materials from construction until interior décor and accessories fulfill this modern boxes-like house. Patched on hill top with stunning panorama, this modern house create with pre-fabricated, panelizing framing system and concrete slab foundation for added thermal mass. Recycle interior doors, pre-engineered walnut flooring, until echo wood furniture decorate the open feel interior design perfectly. There is hanging roof shade the opening indoor to the swimming pool, prevents direct sun into house. Large open glass space interior containing dining kitchen and living room while the bedroom keeps intimate but has wide windows and simple attractive accent, trees plants landscape beyond. Dowling Kimm Studios.

Surround with vineyard, this modern house structured with stones in monastic architectural style. A long reflecting pool built as feature and functional items, also become objective of house organization, and provides a reorientation among undulating horizons, enhancing the relationship of indoor and outdoor space. The design poetically layers a complex program including agricultural operations, utility infrastructure, auxiliary structures, sculpture, orchards, gardens, follies, and domestic life.

Designed by Aidlin Darling Architects.

This modern single family house built on perpendicular to the steeply sloping site with natural materials utilizations, like natural stones as decorating fences at outdoors, and sculptural fireplace for cozy interior design. This modern house has breezeway on the lower level to provide a protected entrance into a double height entry space. The breezeway also provides an outside connection between the uphill and downhill sides of the house. Private spaces and support functions are situated at either end of the structure to provide a single large central space to serve living, kitchen and dining functions. Deep roof overhangs allow the interiors space to extend outside for much of the year.

Designed by El Dorado Architects.

This modern lake house has intuitive structure design ideas that offer a focused and private experience. A spatial frames series constructed gradually open up to the lake beyond and has relaxing patio faces the lake. Cheerful bathroom with brave colors played has joyful spirit, contrast with kitchen, dining and living space that has futuristic accent featuring with skylight shaft. A master bedroom cabinet has open large glass window and calm warm interior design for most comfortable area.

Designed by Minday Architects

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From highway to housing, this steel and concrete home in Lexington, Massachusetts, has been built from salvaged elevated portions of the dismantled Boston’s Big Dig I-93 highway.

This project demonstrates how careful strategic front-end planning, relocation and recycling could enable schools, libraries, and housing to be constructed whenever infrastructure is deconstructed, saving valuable resources and taxpayer dollars – What a great concept!

In planning the reassembly of the materials, this house resembles a prefab home although in this case these materials are capable of carrying much higher loads than standard structure.

To minimize fabrication time and expense, the structural pieces were reused as-is, so within two days, the house was framed – Reusing steel structure and roadway panels from the big dig has sped up this phase of construction from 2 weeks to 12 hours.

This contemporary house features modern spaces combined with massive, salvaged structural materials, which were left raw. A large scale roof garden connects to the living room and utilizes harvested rainwater. Exterior overhangs provide shade in summer while impressive, double height spaces and floor to ceiling glass walls bring natural light into this beautiful residential space.