Keyword: modern panoramic contemporary house
2010
05.12
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futuristic home, luxury home / Tag:
Australian Architect, Concrete Floor, Cradles, Curves, D Software, End Result, Environmental Issues, Future Home, Futuristic Features, Futuristic Style, Greenhouse, Innovation And Technology, Innovative Design, Liquid Architecture, Open Layout, Panoramic Views, Style Of Architecture, Sydney Harbour, Tony Owen, Top To Bottom /
Australian Architect Tony Owen Mitra designed Moebius House in Dover Heights, Sydney. Since the beginning, the design of this house is an ultra-modern future of innovation and technology. According to Tony Owen Mitra, the house is “an example of liquid architecture ‘where the project is designed parametrically using digital 3-D software to respond to environmental issues” Maximizing ventilation.

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2009
10.13
Category:
General, classic home, eco home, futuristic home, simple home design / Tag:
classic home, contemporary home, eco home, futuristic home, General, home design, simple home design, traditional architecture, trend home /



A home is everyone’s desires. with panoramic mountain and green grass, it becomes very attractive to live in the house. unique shape and the glass walls of the magnificent natural setting. Rooms Landscape Architecture House by LID is a contemporary country house overlooking Glencar Lake and surrounded by mountains in Sligo, Ireland. The house is renovated, rearranged, and really opened out to create a living room and outside entertaining area. Features focus of this modern, attractive in the house, indoor / outdoor space with sunlight is enough – soaked space to relax alone or entertain the group. for reading, relaxing or dining room, kitchen connected to the house. The innovative, inverted roof is designed to harvest rain water, and visually connect the house to a garden pond and lake beyond.
LID Architecture through Contemporist
photo credit: Christopher Heaney and LID Architecture