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The firm also designed a slatted screen next to the staircase.
The firm also designed a slatted screen next to the staircase.
The 4,843-square-foot Three Generation House by BETA Office for Architecture and the City is located in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
The 4,843-square-foot Three Generation House by BETA Office for Architecture and the City is located in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Designed by Make Ground Design and built by Method Homes, this relatively small build on the Salish Sea was made from two modules brought to the site by ferry and installed with a crane.
Designed by Make Ground Design and built by Method Homes, this relatively small build on the Salish Sea was made from two modules brought to the site by ferry and installed with a crane.
The ceiling framework in the bedrooms, which had to be all rebuilt so as to be able to support the weight of the loft above, creates a cozy effect.
The ceiling framework in the bedrooms, which had to be all rebuilt so as to be able to support the weight of the loft above, creates a cozy effect.
The brick shell of the 1,863-square-foot building was painted matte black, which "makes the roof float in a wonderful way and accentuates the white framing of the windows," says Ali.
The brick shell of the 1,863-square-foot building was painted matte black, which "makes the roof float in a wonderful way and accentuates the white framing of the windows," says Ali.
Loewinger’s three-bedroom Russian River house was constructed in a year with the combined efforts of Loewinger, architect Ravit Kaplan, contractor Chris Zipperian, and a handful of local collaborators. Though her original plan was to create a black exterior, she ended up covering it with cedar, which accounts for the various shades of light wood. It’s topped off with a simple metal roof.
Loewinger’s three-bedroom Russian River house was constructed in a year with the combined efforts of Loewinger, architect Ravit Kaplan, contractor Chris Zipperian, and a handful of local collaborators. Though her original plan was to create a black exterior, she ended up covering it with cedar, which accounts for the various shades of light wood. It’s topped off with a simple metal roof.