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Since single-storey houses are the easiest to build because they are more affordable that multi-level houses, we are again featuring five small bungalows that you can choose from.  Each of these designs have their unique features and styles that you may want. Just check them out here. Small House Design No. 1 Small houses are cute and cozy. If you are a single occupant or a newly wed couple, a small house with two bedrooms may just be the right size for you.  Some homeowners nowadays prefer to have smaller houses because they are easier to maintain. Product Specifications: single-storey 2 bedrooms living room 2 toilets and baths dining and kitchen porch carport Budget: USD 38,000 or Php 1.8M   Small House Design No. 2 Product Specifications: single-storey 2 bedrooms living room 2 toilets and baths dining and kitchen porch carport Budget: USD 38,000 or Php 1.8M   Small House Design No. 3 Product Specifications: single-storey 3 bedrooms

Designed by Potiropoulos+Partners , this luxury beachfront villa is situated in Messinia, Greece. Description Located in Messinia, the private residence opens itself to the panorama of the sea, adjacent to the boundary of the beach, from which its compositional “idea” has been derived. In the design, organizational zoning was attempted- vaguely reminiscent of the wooden pier- which gathers all the internal and external activities. The “disguises” of the element of water that unfolds on the horizon, that largely depend on changes of time and season, establish a set of visual relationships between the building and the landscape while becoming the main factor that affects the spatial experience of the user. The villa thus becomes a mediator between the user and the “Place” and evolves into a narrative field on which different investigative flows intersect. The residence was designed for Navarino Residences architectural competition. Navarino Residences is a collection of luxur

This beautiful office space designed by CBRE for Binario F / Facebook is located in Rome, Italy. Photography courtesy of CBRE Visit CBRE from HomeAdore https://ift.tt/2UbdbzY

Tiny dwelling for granny designed in 2018 by Best Practice Architecture , located in Seattle, Washington, United States. Description Across the country, many families are struggling with the same question: How can you best support aging family members when you live in a city with minimal housing options? Best Practice Architecture has offered a brilliant solution to multigenerational living and urban density. The firm was hired by a Seattle homeowner to create Granny Pad: a 571 square foot detached dwelling transformed from an existing garage into a lofty, open living space. The project began when the client couldn’t find appropriate housing for “Granny”. With a growing family, they didn’t have enough space to accommodate her needs and maintain the privacy everyone in the family wanted. And with a shortage of affordable housing in Seattle, the option of moving to a larger house was out of reach. Best Practice saw converting the client’s existing garage (previously used as