Showing posts with label Riverside. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Riverside. Show all posts
Friday, March 20, 2020
Modern Concrete House | Pool House | Bornem | Belgium | META Architectuurbureau
In the vicinity of Buitenland, a hamlet of Bornem, META Architectuurbureau realizes a pool house in the garden of an existing house. The green domain of the house is bordered on both the front and rear by the Kwaedhuyskensloop stream.
Within these limits, the pool house, terrace and swimming pond form a succession of elongated surfaces that divide the plot into garden rooms over its entire width.
The concrete walls of the pool house are only interrupted by storey-high steel window doors, which blur the boundary with the covered part of the terrace. Sauna and shower room overlook the flowers and plants in the natural purification basin of the swimming pond. In the large multipurpose room, the open-plan copper kitchen and the concrete fireplace, the chimney of which extends far above the roof, are the only permanent elements.......more
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Modern Australian House | The River House | MCK Architects
The River House is an informed assembly of clean lines, warm + textured materials and daring structure all housing a complex brief on a difficult site. The finished product is the result of the collaborative overcoming of many hurdles which ultimately shaped the design as much as the river itself.......more
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Riverside Weekend House | Keiji Ashizawa Design
Weekend house at river side.
The site is slanted toward the river, and the north wind peculiar to this place goes down the slope. The house is plotted parallel to the river, and the shape sticking out of the slope looks like a ship waiting for the launching.Two volumes are divided into two abstract, one as private space with child room and master bedroom and another as public space with kitchen and living room. The outside deck space between the two volumes is used as an outside dining. And on the upper part parallel with the river, bathroom and the guesthouse are located. In addition, this house is planned as a place to spend happily not only with the family but also with friends who rents villa nearby........more
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Modern Australian House | Taroona House | Tasmania | Room 11


Set on a steep site overlooking the Derwent River, the house addresses a large Bluegum and copse of tall silver gums. Vertical circulation starts level with the canopy and descends with views through branches, stepping down the trunk until you reach the lower level where the tree passes through the deck. The house is a storage display unit for its inhabitants and their stuff.....more
Friday, January 21, 2011
House In Geldrmalsen | Netherlands | Maxwan


Our clients had bought an old barn on a beautiful 2ha site bordering the river Linge. We were asked to help realize their dream of a large kitchen living room where they could relax, entertain friends and organize wine tasting sessions for their customers.
In the past, the previous owners had already realized an extension by simply extruding the high barn, adding 10 meters, in two floors.
At our first visit we found the house difficult to inhabit. Most strikingly, virtually no relation existed to the beautiful landscape surrounding the house. All façade openings were too small, in the wrong place, or both. We proposed to invert the layout of the house, moving the offices and storage space to occupy the recent extension and the private spaces to the old barn. A large slit was cut into the barn roof to bring in light. The final touch was a large piece of furniture that would serve as kitchen, storage, stairs and library all at once.......more
Labels:
Barn,
Conversion,
Expansion,
Maxwan,
Netherlands,
Riverside
Monday, October 18, 2010
The River House | Rappahannock River in Virginia | Ziger/Snead


The River House is a weekend retreat located on the Rappahannock River in Virginia. Sited on a pre-engineered and cleared site, the 3500- square-foot house marks the intersection of three landscapes: natural forest, wetlands, and a mile-wide river. The long and slender house is comprised of nine-and-one-half 12’ x 22’ structural steel bays (8 bays of interior space and 1.5 bays of screened porch) sitting on poured concrete foundation walls which were left partially exposed due to the steeply sloping site. By divorcing the primary skin of the house from the steel structure, large sliding glass doors could be used as the only barrier between interior and exterior. As a result, all interior spaces offer uninterrupted views out to the river. The house is divided into three components: the main house, the guest quarters, and a multi-purpose level. To maximize interior space and privacy of the main house, the entry porch acts as circulation to the guest rooms. Translucent panels allow daylight into the stair to the lower level. The owners appreciate the natural beauty found in raw construction materials and challenged Ziger/Snead to compose their home with simple building materials. The palette consists of poured concrete, ground face concrete block, galvanized and stainless steel, clear anodized aluminum, and cast metal industrial light fixtures....more
Monday, July 13, 2009
River House | Jamaica, Virginia, USA | ZIGER/SNEAD


























The River House is a weekend retreat located on the Rappahannock River in Virginia. Sited on a preengineered and cleared site, the 3500- square-foot house marks the intersection of three landscapes: natural forest, wetlands, and a mile-wide river.
River House - Building Information:
Location: Jamaica, Virginia
ARCHITECTS: ZIGER/SNEAD
Partner-in-charge: Steve Ziger, AIA
Project Architect: Douglas Bothner, AIA
Jeff Morgan, AIA
John Shorb
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
Lazarus Design Associates - Jonna Lazarus
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
Morabito Consultants, Inc.
CONTRACTOR
Connemara General Contractors
LIGHTING
ZIGER/SNEAD - Glenn Shrum
PHOTOGRAPHY
Alain Jaramillo, Douglas Bothner
Ziger/Snead LLP office based in Baltimore, Maryland
Via e-architect
zigersnead
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)









