Forest Home Design in Baraboo

A Forest home design idea by Bruns Architecture, this cool home in Baraboo, Wisconsin has a “forest feel” to it. The elegant, understated architecture doesn’t dominate its natural forest surroundings, but blends rather beautifully thanks to its low profile, simple geometry and layers of wood, concrete and glass. The wonderful use of wood both inside and out highlights the home earthy aesthetic, but in a sleek and sophisticated way. The home is heated by a hydronic radiant heat system – the lower-level concrete slab absorbs and stores the heat, which naturally radiates up to heat the main living area. On entering through the solid wood door, the main foyer offers access to a large open-concept plan that opens to the kitchen, dining and living room, all enclosed in glass with views of the forested bluff beyond. To ensure the house feels as cozy as it looks, the building envelope is made of super insulated polyurethane SIP wall and roof panels and high-performance low-E argon windows. For more information please visit Forest Home.

Rustic Style House Deep in the Forest Argentina

A sandy dune beach, dense wooded surroundings and a sloped lot created a challenging landscape on which to design and build a home, but these characteristics are also what distinguish this oddly beautiful location. The obtusely angled walls denote sheets of rock, layered with large glass walls to naturally brighten every corner of these cave-like interiors. this rustic style concrete house plan deep in the forest or Mar Azul, Argentina.

Contemporary Square House in Menorca, Spain by Modo Architects

This contemporary Zen style home combines the cool white facade with warm wood details and a large wooden deck that also serves the home's living space. Just outside the border of the home in this seaside endless water views. And very precise - with a view like this most of your life will be done outside. Minimalist in the form of a simple square and clean, white exterior, minimalist interior of the house continued in the same line, with white wood pallets that give this home style that flows easily Zen and calming atmosphere. Spanish architect modo Architecture & Design is the brain behind the Square House in Menorca, Spain. Large windows, sliding glass doors and inviting open-air balcony with views outside the house in a residential area of the wooden deck swimming pool and relax in the outside area. In only 180m2, this compact little house but sweet.

Cool Coastal Home on the Sweden's Stockholm Archipelago

A wrap up Sauna facilities and the needs of this modern seaside cottage homes. A comfortable, cozy home style suited to socialize in groups and just relax. The main house is open to the sea, while the bedrooms and more private bathroom, overlooking a remote page set by the old oak tree and rock. Located in Sweden Stockholm Archipelago, Island House by WRB Architects is a cool beach house designed to complement the settings of the beautiful waterfront. A sheltered timber deck allows for all weather outdoor entertaining, while also inviting natural home in the extensive use of natural wood to finish the floors, walls and ceilings. Holidays in this simple house offers a different design cottage style is marked by a panoramic sea life from outer space and the same glass-covered interior.

Urban Residence by Wheeler Kearns Architects

Light and air trial, which ended in a series of reflecting pools, punch volume and expand vertically through the house to distribute the reflected light, and activate the interior with rain and snow; further strengthen the blurred boundaries of interior and exterior spaces. This city is home to a warm and intimate home for a family of four that can be transformed into a gathering place for the necessary and have an integral relationship between interior and exterior experience. A large, enclosed, private space volume opaque floating above fully transparent, extroverted space stretching class, under the canopy volume above, into the garden. A collaborative design process led to the architectural and structural innovations that include a vertical post-tensioned concrete thermal mass of the forty-foot cantilevers; pultruded fiberglass flanges wide, filled with closed cell spray foam insulation, aerated concrete and covered with pigmented cement stucco autoclaved; thermally broken floor to ceiling glass curtain walls and sliding door systems.