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Split-level modern house with three bedrooms

This is another split-level or 1.5 storey house design that we are featuring for your inspiration.  Many split-level designs have been featured in the past.  If you have not accessed those posts but is intereted with it, then you better check this one out!    Split-level house or 1.5 storeys are actually designed like a bungalow with one half of it having an upper storey like the one you see in this post.  One half of one third of the house has a upper level while the main level looks like a bungalow.   The living room, dining and kitchen, a common toilet, and sometimes one bedroom is placed in the main level of the house.  The bedrooms are located upstairs with a balcony.  This is the usual design of split-level houses.  However, in other designs, there is a basement that is used as a storage, or the kitchen and the laundry area may be placed there. This house is already finished with functional toilets and kitchen.  Though furnishings and appliances are not complete yet,

Compact three-bedroom bungalow

This house that is in feature today is perhaps one of the most compact three-bedroom bungalows that we have posted so far.  Its total floor area is 77 square meters or that is 11 x 7 meters. It is quite small for a three bedroom house! However, the concept of minimalism was employed here.  Form follows function principle – the size and shape of  the house is just enough for a standard bedroom. With this perspective, the use of glass doors and windows make the house look very attractive to its viewers.  The glass makes the interior of the house bright and that means that you won’t need lighting during daytime.  These big windows are also a good source of ventilation to keep the house cool and fresh. The floor layout looks tidy and orderly.  The placement of the bedrooms are great while the living room, dining, and the kitchen are also situated strategically.   There are two toilets and there is an open space outside for a parking or for a small gathering. This house can be bui

Casa Kutz by CPDA Arquitectos

CASA KUTZ is a single-family project located within the Yucatán Country Club in Mérida, Yucatán. Designed to function as a holiday home and as a second home for the client and his extended family, the concept was to make a practical space of low maintenance, where private and social spaces could be separated and operated in isolation. Description In a plot of 1200 m2 of trapezoidal form, with two fronts towards the street, it has 800 m2 of construction. Being located in a city with an extreme climate, all the details regarding the sun were taken care of, always looking to protect from the west and to have openings in the volumetry according to the solar path with the intention of providing all the areas with cross ventilation; through terraces and inner courtyards that help the natural air circulation and refreshing shadows. It is organized in three volumes directed to the north where the interior spaces required by users were configured according to the relationship bet

Port Melbourne Home by Thomas+Williams Architects

This contemporary two-story house located in Port Melbourne, Australia, has been designed in 2018 by Thomas+Williams Architects . Photography courtesy of Thomas+Williams Architects Visit Thomas+Williams Architects from HomeAdore https://ift.tt/2HA9H4W

Four Leaves Villa by Kias

This modern Japanese-style villa is located in a forest in Karuizawa, Nagano prefecture of Japan. It has been designed in 2018 by Kias . Description The villa is located in a forest in Karuizawa, Nagano prefecture of Japan. The privately owned villa is designed to accommodate its owner and their friends in the rich natural environment at a mountain retreat 150km away from Tokyo. In order to acquire specific natural scenery and light environment, each living function faces its own desired orientation. Living and dining space faces south-east for a brighter living environment while master bedroom and bathroom faces west offering private scenery of the forest. These living functions are assembled into 3 interconnected volumes that are placed on site among the pre-existing trees. In order to form variable cross section suitable for each function, roofs were designed as curved surface like a gently twisted leaves. Combination of a concave and a convex roof configures from a

Pymble Project by Astor Homes

Located in Pymble near Sydney, Australia, this contemporary single family residence has been recently designed by Astor Homes . Photography courtesy of Astor Homes Visit Astor Homes from HomeAdore https://ift.tt/2NI4NXo