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Field Architecture clads flowing Sonoma house in copper

Deezen

The interior palette uses natural materials like stone and oak and madrone wood finishes. The interior palette features stone, oak and madrone wood finishes The glazed walls disappear into concealed compartments to open the pavilions to the northside patio and pool area.

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Forge Craft uses "hammock" approach to create outdoor space for transitional apartments

Deezen

The upper levels are for the residential units and were clad in an exterior insulation finishing system (EIFS) to protect from sun and street sounds on two sides, while the lower levels hold communal areas. The photography is by Casey Dunn.

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Sparano + Mooney positions cedar home over canyon in Utah

Deezen

It uses a blackened stained finish on its facade. Employing the Japanese aesthetic philosophy of wabi-sabi – the beauty of the imperfect and incomplete – the north volume uses a natural cedar finish while on the south volume, the cedar has been stained black. Civil engineer: McNeil Engineering.

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Feldman Architecture Designs Site Sensitive Modern Atherton Pavilions

Architizer

″ spacing of the vertical and horizontal slats set the basis for all structural and finish alignments. The simplicity of the two structures belies the amount of coordination and engineering needed – from the design team and the builder. How have your clients responded to the finished project?

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Bohlin Cywinski Jackson designs nature-infused Henry Island Guesthouse in Washington

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Read: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson touches up its design for Williamsburg's Blue Bottle Coffee Finishes and decor are carefully combined to create a relaxing atmosphere and a relation to the landscape. Several pieces of furniture were custom designed for the space by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson.

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Tall Tree Physiotherapy and Care Clinic Mattick’s, Victoria

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The extensive use of wood—as both a structural and finishing element is present throughout the building—and is a central feature of the design. Large mass timber panels were created through the gluing of layers of wood together to create an incredibly strong material to build the overall structure of the building.

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Desai Chia creates “winged" roofs for Copake Lake House in New York

Deezen

Similar to the exterior, the home's interior finishes are meant to work in concert with the landscape. Structural engineer: David Kufferman. Civil engineer: Crawford Associates. Running alongside the house is a carport with a large roof "attic", which contains storage space for sports and gardening equipment.

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