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Devle's Skyview model home in Ventura, California. All Dvele's homes are built on the DveleIQ smart home platform that is designed to optimize the health of the building and its occupants and can use artificial intelligent to learn and adapt its systems to optimize the living environment.
Devle's Skyview model home in Ventura, California. All Dvele's homes are built on the DveleIQ smart home platform that is designed to optimize the health of the building and its occupants and can use artificial intelligent to learn and adapt its systems to optimize the living environment.
Exterior portrait of owners Michael and Amiee
Exterior portrait of owners Michael and Amiee
A boat barn by architect and mass timber proponent Michael Green implements construction-grade plywood to create a strong structural foundation. It stands as just one example of Green’s belief in wood as the answer to building a more sustainable future. "Cities will become healthier places when we choose to work in natural materials such as wood," explains Green, who lectures internationally on the subject. Green is a world leader in the design of mass timber structures, and perhaps one of the most humble architects in the business.
A boat barn by architect and mass timber proponent Michael Green implements construction-grade plywood to create a strong structural foundation. It stands as just one example of Green’s belief in wood as the answer to building a more sustainable future. "Cities will become healthier places when we choose to work in natural materials such as wood," explains Green, who lectures internationally on the subject. Green is a world leader in the design of mass timber structures, and perhaps one of the most humble architects in the business.
“The inspiration for Kynttilä was fully derived from its unique setting,” the Helsinki-based firm states. “The place chosen for Kynttilä, in the middle of a pristine forest, on a narrow arm of the peninsula, provides views over the water in both sides of the cottage.”
“The inspiration for Kynttilä was fully derived from its unique setting,” the Helsinki-based firm states. “The place chosen for Kynttilä, in the middle of a pristine forest, on a narrow arm of the peninsula, provides views over the water in both sides of the cottage.”
Rather than demolishing the neighboring remains of a 17th-century factory, Will Gamble Architects incorporated the ruins into a Northamptonshire, England, home that blends old and new.
Rather than demolishing the neighboring remains of a 17th-century factory, Will Gamble Architects incorporated the ruins into a Northamptonshire, England, home that blends old and new.
The office spaces in Optima Signature, a mixed-use building in Chicago, are being rented as alternative learning spaces for locals.
The office spaces in Optima Signature, a mixed-use building in Chicago, are being rented as alternative learning spaces for locals.
Designed by Dallas-based M Gooden Design, Perch Haus features a cantilevered second story that offers views of cycling paths and a large park along White Rock Lake. Floor-to-ceiling windows span the width of a sunny reading area, which faces southeast and basks in natural light throughout the day.
Designed by Dallas-based M Gooden Design, Perch Haus features a cantilevered second story that offers views of cycling paths and a large park along White Rock Lake. Floor-to-ceiling windows span the width of a sunny reading area, which faces southeast and basks in natural light throughout the day.
Built of sustainable cross-laminated timber, a prefab cabin by the architecture firm MAPA offers a tranquil escape for São Paulo–based Maurício Uhle and Ralph Weigand. “We wanted to be in touch with nature, in a house made of wood and glass,” says Maurício. Adds Ralph, “We’d been searching for a solution that was well designed and cost-efficient and had a minimal impact on the environment.”
Built of sustainable cross-laminated timber, a prefab cabin by the architecture firm MAPA offers a tranquil escape for São Paulo–based Maurício Uhle and Ralph Weigand. “We wanted to be in touch with nature, in a house made of wood and glass,” says Maurício. Adds Ralph, “We’d been searching for a solution that was well designed and cost-efficient and had a minimal impact on the environment.”