Studio Schicketanz's latest Net Zero project offers unforgettable views of the Pacific Ocean. Studio Schicketanz's latest Net Zero project offers unforgettable views of the Pacific Ocean. By taking cues and inspiration from the surrounding landscape, Studio Schicketanz, led by Mary Ann Schicketanz, designed a breathtaking, sustainable home that literally blends into the hillside for a Silicon Valley-based family

This is a villa project that the employer is private Sector and According to the requests of the employer and taking into account the climatic conditions of the Area, we used the main shell of the building made of exposed concrete and the employer asked us not to use any curved elements in the structure and asked us to design a pool in the courtyard and a Pergola space next to it and asked for a roofed pool on the top floor of the villa with a view of the forest.

The design aims to enable the possibility of enjoying marine biodiversity via architectural intervention. The architectural form was inspired by the amphibian animal family which can survive both on land and in water. The house mimics this trait of the amphibian by having the structure partially submerged in water and partially above it.

With the right setup, the less pleasant days can be made agreeable. The shade and ceiling fans are provided for the summer, and two heat lamps are provided in the lounge space to make the mild winter days more bearable.

Renters, or tenant insurance is the same term. It's a policy that protects you from property loss and liability when renting/leasing a living area from another person.

The project is located 40 kilometers from Quebec City, Canada, the location has amazing forest, and the client is wants from us to show him how is the effect of his building on the nature and he asked us to design a cabin with dark color and combining with warm color from interior.

Aeternum is a place of recreation with absolute respect for the natural environment through the use of noble elements of the region as well as a tribute to Latin American gastronomy encompassed in a multi-level space, a pool with a formidable view and access to 40 linear meters of the beach more country beauty.

Hong Kong Design Institute (HKDI) and Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education (IVE) (Lee Wai Lee), together with its affiliated HKDI Gallery present its flagship exhibition of the year “Zaha Hadid Architects: Vertical Urbanism” as part of their ‘Essence of Design’ programme.