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Roger Gransmore Architect
glass wood balcony and extension, refurbishment of cotswold stone house, Cotswolds, Gloucestershire
modern house architects
New modernist Guest House and Pool to and existing modernist home we designed 10 years ago
Muse | Kirwan Architects
The home is designed around a series of wings off a central, two-story core: One in the front forms a parking court, while two stretch out in back to create a private courtyard with gardens and the swimming pool. The house is designed so the walls facing neighboring properties are solid, while those facing the courtyard are glass.
Photo by Maxwell MacKenzie
IQ Glass UK
A shaped glass extension to a cottage renovation in Devon. The glass extension has slim sliding glass doors and shaped frameless structural glazing.
Reuter Schoger Architektur Innenarchitektur
Dem Verlauf der Sonne folgend ist das Haus in drei Himmelsrichtungen verglast, vollkommen offen und doch schützend durch die hohe Rückwand und das weit auskragende Dach. Innen- und Außenraum gehen ineinander über. Die knappen Raumabmessungen fühlen sich in der Nutzung großzügig an durch die geschickte funktionale Gliederung.
Die geringe Nutzfläche von 60 Quadratmetern relativiert sich durch großflächige Verglasungen zur umlaufenden Terrasse, kleine, leichte Möbel und die Wandelbarkeit der Einbauten, die sich wie das Haus vergrößern und verkleinern lassen.
Breite Schiebetüren weiten im Sommer den Raum bis in die Natur – Freiheit und Leichtigkeit prägen das Lebensgefühl.
Minimalistische, bis ins kleinste Detail durchdachte Architektur umgeben von einem wilden Garten.
Foto: Reuter Schoger
Workshop Collaborative
We also designed and built a green-oak framed porch for the main house, working alongside the general builder Andrew Stanton
Roger Gransmore Architect
contemporary glass and wood cladding box extension, two storey extensions, Stroud, Cotswolds, Gloucestershire.
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Award-winning designer Donna McAlear from New Mood Design defines elegance and style at an upscale Breckenridge vacation home with a Heat & Glo LUX gas fireplace. // Photos by: Darren Edwards Photography, San Diego
Cumulus Studio
Understanding the significant heritage value of the Symmons Plains homestead, our clients approached the project with a clear vision; to restore the aging original buildings, then introduce functional, contemporary elements that would remain sensitive to the 19th century architecture.
As is typical of early Georgian homes, the original homestead was quite stripped back, austere and utilitarian in appearance. The new lightweight, highly glazed insertions reflect this simplicity in form and proportion, while their transparency and reduced height allow the original heritage buildings to take prominence in the design.
The new intervention, essentially a long extruded tube, connects both outbuildings and the rear wing of the homestead into one single consolidated structure. This connection activates the entire cluster of buildings, transforming forgotten spaces into living, social additions to the family home.
Whitewash Studio Architecture
Small glass retreat on a mountain lake. A small simple tiny house connected to nature.
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