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Seattle Floating Home

Anchored on Lake Union in the heart of Seattle, lays this beautiful modern contemporary floating home designed by Vandeventer + Carlander Architects. Built  on concrete floats the house features two levels, with the living spaces situated on the upper floor, taking advantage of the view, while bedrooms are on the lower float level, with large windows providing picture perfect views of the water. There is also a small terrace with a barbeque located off the kitchen, and a ladder that provides access to the roof deck. Outside, a broad exterior deck runs the length of the house, providing access to a boat moorage.



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House on Sag Harbor

Some houses demand attention. Others earn it quietly. Designed by 1100 Architect, House on Sag Harbor belongs firmly in the second category, relying on thoughtful planning, natural materials, and a strong connection to its surroundings rather than bold architectural gestures. Set on the western shore of Sag Harbor Bay in Long Island, New York, the residence takes its cue from the familiar shape of the traditional barn. Instead of reproducing it, the architect...
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SUNKEN STUDIO

If you´ve ever wanted to ditch the commute and work from home but the site of the kitchen table day in day out doesn´t appeal, or you have a hard time separating work and play, you might need a dedicated space where you can go to feel separated from the house and focus on the work at hand. "Sunken Studio" by Brazilian designer Igor Leal, is a concept for a client in Rio de Janeiro that does just that. It is a workspace designed to fit into the garden of ...
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TINYLEAF CABIN

The Tinyleaf Cabin in Mazama, Washington's Methow Valley, is a compact outpost designed by GOC Studio for outdoor enthusiasts. This 15 by 22 cabin blends seamlessly into a steep hillside, offering direct access to mountain biking and cross-country skiing. The cabin features a south-facing facade with large sliding glass doors, a flat roof that doubles as a deck, and cast-in-place concrete walls that merge with the natural landscape. The exterior ...
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