” HABODE can be folded away, transported and re-opened by HABODE’s trained assembly teams. Each home has an independent producer statement certifying its structural performance for your lifetime*. It can be assembled in two days and then be made ready for occupation by you and your family, connected to power, water and sewerage.” …

Graft Architects has designed this modern loft Gleimstrasse located in Berlin, Germany. The architects transformed the loft gleimstrasse room of a typical 19th-century building into an ultra modern loft design. The Graft Architects described this modern rooftop loft design as an “unfolded cocoon for an open mind,” with an “interplay between private and public spaces.” The layout is open-concept, with a kitchen, living room and bedroom designed f…

…s, eight bathrooms, and sits on over ONE ACRE of complete PRIVACY. This modern architectural residential project construct with two level with large space for every room adding by swimming pool in long design make this home architecture look modern and gorgeous. as green home architecture which located at Hill of California mountain white color for exterior design make a house more prettier combine by some lighting from inside room. The home is …

Japanese based Koichi Kimura Architects has projected this modern architectural homes design “Black House” that featurers a black exterior design and a contrasting white courtyard. This modern japanese homes design features minimalist design inside and outside with some rooms light and dark on the other creating a full contrasts that make its look very modern and interesting. …

Marsh Cashman Koolloos Architects [MCK Architects] has designed an alterations and additions to an existing California Bungalow house ‘The Chatswood House‘ located in a Heritage Conservation area of Willoughby Municipality. The architects philosophy was to address client needs while meeting all constraints imposed by a conservation area context. Central to this approach was a decision to limit visibility of the addition from the stre…

This green prefab put on by French architecture magazine, Architectures à Vivre, was on display last weekend at the Batimat Show in Paris. I think it’s called La Maison de Demain, which I also think is French for House of Tomorrow, so we’ll go with that as the name. Their website is in French. The home is built with three prefabricated modules and is meant to show that green design can be affordable and attractive. An important as…