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Protohaus

Protohaus is a 125 sq ft timber trailer home! ProtoHaus is a timber frame or `stick built´ house that was constructed with emphasis on sustainability, functionality, and aesthetics. It is fabricated primarily from recycled and reclaimed materials. A solar and wind system power the house allowing it to be off grid. The Protohaus is 22´ long and it’s 8´ 6´wide, making it 125 square feet inside without including the 9´ by 7´6" sleeping loft.



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ALLAMANDA BEACHFRONT HOUSE

Located on a beachfront nestled amidst the lush grounds off the island of Andros, Kamalame Cay,  in Bahamas, is a 96-acre private oasis, in one of the most highly-regarded resorts in the world. Allamanda is a 3,175-sq. ft. custom designed home built with sophisticated waterfront living in mind. Built on stilts, the stunning home is elevated 14 feet above sea level to maximize cool breezes and panoramic ocean views, it features two en suite bedrooms, and a l...
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IT HOUSE

The IT HOUSE is a precision building system custom tailored to each client and site. The customizable house is made of high quality sustainable materials that are manufactured with precision off-site and rapidly assembled on site. The IT HOUSE brings together raw industrial aesthetics with the tactics of green design, it is completely off-grid, generating its own heating and energy through passive heating and cooling, utilizing site orientation and cross ventilation...
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PARATY HOUSE BRASIL | BY MARCIO KOGAN

Marcio Kogan, Brazilian architect known for his elegant, calm, minimalist designs. The Paraty House, pictured here, is located on one of the hundreds of islands near the colonial town of Paraty, close to Rio de Janeiro. Before it was completed, Kogan predicted that it was to be his favourite house. Its simple premise is two large drawers pushed into the hill and connected by an internal staircase....
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