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All Photos/outdoor/locations : garden

58 Best Outdoor Garden Photos

It is all about contemplating the nature The main living space and the entry-level interior of the house offer a view of the horizon, sea and local topography. The house features an impossible light steel frame and concrete footings to support the cedar box that contains the living space. From the living room, the owners can capture a 180 degrees view, due to the panoramic windows. The bedroom offers an axial and longer view across the cliff that parallels with the coast.
In addition to the retention of the building's envelope, many original elements were reworked and reused throughout the renovation.
Private garden with deck
Entrance view
Entry way to a modern, contemporary Key West home. Clean lines, planting was done with minimal species and in groupings.
West Elevation - Private Chill zone from mishacks' modular design system.
The combination of a low concrete wall and built-in bench creates an intimate seating area that acts as an extension to the kitchen and dining room. Another steel trellis above creates an armature for more plants that will fill in and provide shade. The terrace is topped with blue stone and wood screens give the plants a ladder on which to grow.
A lounge space looks onto a calming moss garden and provides the perfect zen setting to relax with a cup of tea.
Green roof
Green roof
Pool, garden
roof deck/view
The glazed canopy extends to the garden to shield against the rain, ease the sunshine but does not degrade the light quality in the inner space.
Inspired by the sleek yachts of the French Riviera, the Vista outdoor lounge collection features strong horizontal lines formed into flowing, curved shapes, creating a visually light, yet welcoming form.
Stairs to the upper viewing deck are steel and IPE open risers.
Terrace
Garden facade
Clean lines and mass groupings of plants help create a sense of openness and space within a small garden.
Front Exterior, Day
Street view, dusk
Street view, frontal, dusk
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A quiet, sheltered outdoor dining area
Wire fox terrier on guard at the raised wood deck and bedroom beyond
Firepit and wire fox terrier with hardscape and landscape to exterior dining terrace at raised deck beyond
Majestic Valley Oak at home's main entrance
Garden courtyards adjacent to guest rooms
Innovative path lighting
Backyard elevation
Living room garden looking west
Northwoods House
Northwoods House
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Changing the vehicular approach provides for direct garage access and allows for the drought-tolerant landscaping to contribute to both privacy and an enhanced streetscape.
At over 500 square feet, the house’s green roof may be its most powerful—and most expensive—environmental statement. It cost $8,000 to waterproof, and $7,000 to landscape. Water from the roof feeds the toilet and the garden’s watering system, and the garden itself insulates the house and keeps gas bills low in winter. Photo by Nic Granleese.

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