Forced-air furnaces are just a thing of delight; there is so much delight in such a device. Here, we will present to you some things you should know about this great thing so that you know how it operates and what it can bring to a household.
People are increasingly becoming more aware of environmental issues plaguing the world today. In relation to that, more and more are realizing that they need to change their behaviors and do what they can to reduce their carbon footprint – all in the name of saving Earth.
This is a house in the green lands of Kordan, Tehran, Iran. The client wanted and one store house, but in the feeling that it's not just a small house with a shallow look! We tried to make it as mysterious and deep as possible. So we used several forms in the corners and a long pool in the middle of the house.
Decisive and peremptory lines silhouette geometric volumes, define sharp proportions, and give the project an aura of elegant rationality. Built from scratch in a markedly contemporary style, without concessions to stereotypes or superfluous “special effects”, but rather in harmony with the idea of new minimalism that characterises the ethos of ZDA | Zupelli Design Architettura.
Located in San Clemente, Córdoba, this modular house is implanted on a gently sloping piece of land at the foot of Los Gigantes mountain range. The view towards the mountains plays a fundamental role in the spatial layout of this house of 40 m2 covered and 22 m2 semi-covered. The optimization of square meters defines efficient spaces, which are divided into 2 functional groups: service areas and social space.
Uluwatu villas is a project that consists of 4 standalone single floor vacation villas in Uluwatu Bali. The architectural concept behind the design was to create a minimal form with local materials that can easily integrate with the surrounding environment and gives a welcoming impression.
''There are 360 degrees, so why stick to one?'' - ZAHA HADID. These words always encouraged me to explore and experiment the angles configuration and how they could be intervened.
A bright apartment in a new building with large terraces and views of Prague. Where one cooks, eats, works, where children play, watch TV, read, create and sleep. As part of the overhaul of the layout, we first separated a chunk of the living room and made it into a study, playroom and guest room in one, to settle the overly monumental apartment into a more practical area for family living. This added another layer of potential living constellations, peppered with the ability to monumentalize the space at any time by opening large sliding doors that can disappear seamlessly behind a large bookcase.