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𝙈𝙞𝙡𝙠𝙬𝙤𝙤𝙙 𝙍𝙚𝙩𝙧𝙚𝙖𝙩 🍃 This home is all about context. The site consisted of some very dominant clumps of protected indigenous trees and the design of the homes plan strongly considered the placement of these. The garage form is bold as one approaches from the street. Together with the curved boundary wall, these are the only elements of the home visible from the street. Entry to the home exists between these two and sees occupants meandering through an adventure filled path to the house through the existing trees. The home is ‘L’ shaped in plan, this planning allowed the formation of a secluded courtyard between home and vegetation. This courtyard is protected from both the easterly and westerly winds. Central to the courtyard is an above ground pool as the focal point, accessible off a generous veranda that runs along the Northern edge of the home. Internally the volume is generous extending that sense of indoor and outdoor living. 𝗗𝗠𝗩 𝗔𝗿𝗰𝗵𝗶𝘁𝗲𝗰𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 - 𝗔𝗡𝗬𝗪𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗘 𝗬𝗢𝗨 𝗡𝗘𝗘𝗗 𝗨𝗦! #DMVArchitecture #ArchiLovers #ArchiDaily #Architect #StFrancisLinks #ArchitectureProject #Residential #ArchitectureAndDesign #ArchitectVision #NewPost #NewHome #ArchitectualPhotography 💥𝘗𝘰𝘸𝘦𝘳𝘦𝘥 𝘣𝘺 𝘉𝘖𝘖𝘔𝘚𝘏𝘈𝘒

Living with the Earth: Houses Carved into Rock Rock-carved houses blend architecture with nature, creating structures that are both unique and sustainable. These homes, shaped by the surrounding landscape, offer natural insulation, breathtaking aesthetics, and a profound connection to the environment. A perfect example of how design can harmonize with the earth. SPECTRUM Architecture #RockCarvedHouses #SustainableDesign #NatureInspiredArchitecture #TimelessLiving

Starting at a bakery on Pudding Lane, the Great Fire of London played a surprising role in the development of Sash Windows. Sliding sash windows originated in Europe in the 13th Century, however, calling them windows was perhaps a bit of a stretch as in this period they were no more than vertical sliding wooden shutters. 300 years later, by the end of the sixteenth century, they had evolved into a form we would recognise today as a beautiful traditional timber sash window. Find out more about the history here: https://hubs.ly/Q02xxm3J0 #sashwindows #timberwindows #timbersashwindows #slidingsashwindows #boxsashwindows #sashwindowspecialist #sashwindowsociety #bespokejoinery #bespokewindows #bespokewindow #woodenwindows #eonb #architecture #countryhomes #countryliving #statelyhomes #statelyhome #statelyhomesofengland #periodproperty #periodhomes #anatomyofasashwindow #sashwindowanatony #bestofbritain #listedbuilding #listedbuildings #propertyrenovation #ventrolla #ventrollawindows #windowrepairs #clountryhousestyle

The Kerarapon Homes are fraternal residences exploring a new genre of Savannah Brutalism, an architectural language that merges the raw, expressive qualities of Brutalist design with the unique demands of a Savannah landscape. Emerging seamlessly from the arid terrain, the homes are defined by material austerity, employing rugged textures and minimalist forms that echo the environment. Indigenous landscaping forms the foundation of the design, mediating the interaction between the built form and its surroundings. Beyond aesthetic value, the landscaping establishes sustainability principles, regulates microclimates, and defines spatial thresholds—differentiating public and private realms while guiding the spatial experience. These homes embrace passive sustainability through features like thermal mass, natural ventilation, and strategic shading, ensuring environmental harmony. Simultaneously, the design is rooted in accessibility, creating spaces that are inclusive and functional for all users. The Kerarapon Homes redefine the Brutalist genre, offering a bold yet sensitive response to their ecological and social context, showcasing how architecture can be both austere and deeply attuned to its landscape. #SavannahBrutalism #AfricanArchitecture #AfricanModernism #KenyanArchitecture #StudioMehta #house #Karen #courtyard #outdoorliving #deezen #archdaily #architizer

Whether you’re selecting artwork for a new building or a renovation, something will inevitably fill those walls. Why not choose art that not only enhances the space but also benefits the environment and positively impacts the people around it? Check out this post 👇on THE TOP 5 REASONS YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS A MOSS WALL! Don’t forget what you buy in Q4 gets an additional 8% off🌿💚

Dark Minimal Architecture: Building with Nature’s Blueprint There’s a quiet power in dark minimal architecture that harmonizes with its surroundings, especially along rugged coastlines. In this approach, we don’t impose on nature but work with it—building into the surrounding rocks and letting the landscape itself dictate form and function. Every cut and curve respects the existing terrain, removing only what’s necessary and allowing the raw, untouched beauty of the rock to take center stage. This design philosophy isn’t about dominating the environment but rather listening to it—embracing natural contours, textures, and shadows to create spaces that feel rooted in their setting. By integrating structure seamlessly into the earth, we craft spaces that are as timeless as the landscape itself, offering a refuge that’s both striking and serene. #DarkMinimalism #CoastalArchitecture #BuildingWithNature #MinimalDesign #SustainableArchitecture #RockInspired #NatureAndDesign

📸 Blending Nature & Architecture: A Story of Timeless Harmony🌳🏛️ This tranquil courtyard is more than just a space—it's an experience where nature and history coexist. The interplay of sunlight and shadows on aged walls tells a tale of resilience, while the greenery breathes life into the structure's rustic charm. 🍃 In the ever-evolving urban landscape, such spaces remind us of the importance of preserving architectural heritage and creating sustainable environments. 🌿 Let this image inspire you to look closer at the beauty in detail and the legacy of spaces around us. 🔍 How do you incorporate sustainability and heritage in your work? Let’s start a meaningful conversation below! 💬 . . #TechnoCamon19Neo #FocalAlenght4.74mm #Aperture1.8 #ExposureTime1/950s #ISO106 . . #SustainableArchitecture #NatureAndDesign #GreenSpaces #ArchitecturalHeritage #UrbanSustainability #PhotographyArt #HistoricalArchitecture #SustainableDesign #OldMeetsNew #EcoLiving #NatureInspiration #VisualStorytelling #WorkplaceWellness #NaturePhotography #ArchitectureLovers #CulturalHeritage #EnvironmentalAwareness #UrbanPlanning #LinkedInPhotography #ArchitecturalInspiration

Why are barn conversions such a popular home choice nowadays? Here’s a few reasons why we love them; 1. They often boast an idyllic rural setting. 2. You can effortlessly combine traditional features like exposed beams and timbers with the practicality and comfort of a new build. 3. The layouts are usually quirky and zones can be established for practical living. 4. There natural layout and design frequently mean that light and bright contemporary living spaces are in the heart of the home. 5. High vaulted ceilings...enough said. 6. Conversions carried out to a high standard that are sympathetic to the original building’s history tend to hold their value well and are a great investment. 7. Did we mention the idyllic country setting? If you like what you see, get in touch with us to discuss your next project! https://lnkd.in/eHMMn5iV #architecture #heritageproperty #barnconversion #propertydevelopment #architects #archidaily #barnrenovation #barnrestoration #dreamhome #sustainability #sustainable #countrylife #cheshire #shropshire #staffordshire

Part 2 | Ketra Lighting - Natural Setting⁠☀️⁠ ⁠ Experience the transformative nature of light—as the natural setting follows the color tempt of the sun throughout the day. How cool and perfect is that! #ketralighting⁠ ⁠ ☀️Day time - cooler tones⁠ 🌙Evening - warm tones⁠ ⁠ For all things home & architecture - tap that follow button! ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #ketra #homelighting #homeeducation #homearchitecture #architecture #interiordesign #designtalk

Here we have some Kent Stainless Coffin Bollards getting ready for transport from our factory based in #Wexford #Ireland. Manufactured from #Grade316L #StainlessSteel with a diameter of 101mm, these bollards can be raised and lowered with ease from the chamber - or #coffin. The lid of the chamber is manufactured for B125 Loading, and is made from #ChequerPlate for slip resistance. Powder coating, reflective strips and dome/flat tops available. Should the bollard itself become damaged, it can be easily detached from the coffin and replaced. The second photo shows Kent Coffin Bollards in place at Reading Terminal Market, in Philadelphia, #Pennsylvania all grade 316L #stainlesssteel - all made in #wexford #urbanarchitecture #urbanfurniture #urbandesign #urbanlandscape #publicspace #publicrealm #streetfurniture #streetscape #landscapearchitecture #landscapedesign #landscapearchitect #landarch #treeplanting #paving #pavements #bollards #coffinbollards #outdoorfurniture #design #landscapearchitecture #outdoordesign #urbandesign #urbanfurniture #urbanelements #urbanism #urbanisme #urbanist #urbanplanning #urbanlife #architectural #wherecommunitygrows #architecture #citylife #city #park #urban