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Dan Nelson, Designs Northwest Architects
Cabana with courtyard doors open. Photography by Lucas Henning.
LaCantina Doors
Best in Show/Overall winner for The Best of LaCantina Design Competition 2018 | Beinfield Architecture PC | Robert Benson Photography
Ippolito Fleitz Group – Identity Architects
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MATTEO MARTINI ARCHITETTO
Vista del soggiorno con tavolo da pranzo tondo, realizzato su nostro disegno. Carta da parti Livingstone Grey, firmata Tecnografica Italian Wallcoverings.
The Cousins
When Hurricane Sandy hit, it flooded this basement with nearly 6 feet of water, so we started with a complete gut renovation. We added polished concrete floors and powder-coated stairs to withstand the test of time. A small kitchen area with chevron tile backsplash, glass shelving, and a custom hidden island/wine glass table provides prep room without sacrificing space. The living room features a cozy couch and ample seating, with the television set into the wall to minimize its footprint. A small bathroom offers convenience without getting in the way. Nestled between the living room and kitchen is a custom-built repurposed wine barrel turned into a wine bar - the perfect place for friends and family to visit. Photo by Chris Amaral.
Johnson Squared Architecture + Planning
Designed by Johnson Squared, Bainbridge Is., WA © 2013 John Granen
Down Home Renovations
Distinguished View Photography. We Added this entire room to the existing home. Complete with a bricked fireplace, polished concrete flooring, reclaimed barn wood wall, couch chair swing, office area through new open dining room, windmill fan, tongue n groove ceiling.
BK Interior Design
A young family of five seeks to create a family compound constructed by a series of smaller dwellings. Each building is characterized by its own style that reinforces its function. But together they work in harmony to create a fun and playful weekend getaway.
Dynia Architects
The central, public wing of this residence is elevated 4 feet above grade with a ceiling that rises to opposite corners – to the northwest for visual access to the mountain faces and to the south east for morning light. This is achieved by means of a diagonal valley extending from the southwest entry to the northeast family room. Offset in plan and section, two story, private wings extend north and south forming a ‘pinwheel’ plan which forms distinctly programmed garden spaces in each quadrant.
The exterior vocabulary creatively abides the traditional design guidelines of the subdivision, which required gable roofs and wood siding. Inside, the house is open and sleek, using concrete for shear walls and spatial divisions that allow the ceiling to freely sculpt the main space of the residence.
A.I.A Wyoming Chapter Design Award of Excellence 2017
Project Year: 2010
Grey Family Room Design Photos with Concrete Floors
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