This beautiful wooden house design by Vivian Dwyer of Dwyer design is a beautiful wood with natural wonders at every turn. Originally founded in 1960 by Daniel Liebermann (built, remodeled with Frank Lloyd Wright at Taliesin West apprentice) a 1,000-square .- ft. radius of Dwyer House, with the aim to take on modern elements into [...]
Category: wood home, posted at: Aug 15th 2010, Comments:
Tags: Breathtaking View, Brick Walls, Circular Shape, Concrete Floor, Dressing Room, Frank Lloyd Wright, Ft Radius, Giant Redwood Forests, Glass Walls, Home Design Ideas, Home Renovation, House Design, Iron Pipes, Liebermann, Luxurious Bath, Natural Wonders, Skylight, Square Ft, Taliesin West, Wooden Beams
See Canada’s Georgian Bay sixth Great Lake. Simplicity rules here, as many of the houses originally had to do fishing and hand built.Today it sports a couple of buildings designed by architect Peter Hamilton Toronto is based on the style fits the owners of the exhaust is also a warm shower without trumping the aesthetic [...]
Category: beach house, contemporary home, unique house, posted at: Jun 7th 2010, Comments:
Tags: Architect, Architects, Architecture Design, beach house, Bed Frame, Edward Larrabee Barnes, Georgian Bay, Inch Balloons, Larrabee, Moment Connections, Municipality, Old Log Cabin, Peter Hamilton, Public Spaces, Rafters, Region Profile, Simplicity Rules, Steel Mill, Stunning View, Wooden Beams
Japanese corporate architecture Naf Architect & Design created the house style of Zen: a contemporary house with two volumes of separate structures that are still together. Use the same material in each volume – lots of glass and wood – creating a sense of continuity. Greenhouse walls provide natural light, and exposed wooden beams and [...]
Category: contemporary home, traditional architecture, wood home, posted at: May 12th 2010, Comments:
Tags: Architect Design, Architecture Design, Contemporary House, Corporate Architecture, Design Architecture, Design House, Greenhouse, House Design, House Style, Japanese Architecture, Japanese Design, Minimalist Interior, Mirror Images, Physical Similarities, Privacy, Sense Of Continuity, Single Family Residence, Wooden Beams, Work Space, Zen
