







Vardastudio have designed this modern concrete residential home design of Vardas Residence located in Paphos, Cyrus. Its the architect’s own house which characterized by the purity in materials and forms. The vardas residence was very much influenced by Le Corbusier’s great projects in India. This is a primary use of concrete in it’s purest form. Especially today where everybody tries so hard to achieve a ‘perfect’ concrete, for the architect this stands as a statement to what concrete is all about – real and bold.
The building can be analysed in two volumes on top of each other. The top volume was designed in such a way as to ‘feel’ that is suspended over the other. The movement is straight and clear. The ground floor is occupied by the living, dining and kitchen in an open plan. A light staircase dominates the space. The bedrooms and the more private spaces are placed on the top floor, giving more privacy.
ODOS Architects have designed this contemporay live and work space of Carysfort Road House located in Ireland. Previously this house is a mid-terrace house in Ireland that has been extensively refurbished into a contemporary live/work space.
The new structure was conceived as a simple form which connects at ground level with the existing house. The tight site and strict planning constraints defined the form of the new extension from an early stage. In order to stop the new addition being visible above the roof line of the house, the new extension is partially sunken.
The ground floor rear elevation is completely open to provide a full height glazed connection to the courtyard. This new living space is an office mezzanine with a glazed south-facing wall, providing clerestory lighting to the ground floor. Black terrazzo flooring has been used throughout, which contrasts with the white walls and ceilings.
Gray Puksand have designed residential architecture design of this 776 Malvern Road armadale residence. The projects is situation within complex planning overlays created challenges with this 3 unit development.
Quality was also paramount as the developer was to establish their residence in one of the units. By adopting some of the local venacular and integrating with quasi-industrial references, the development has succeeded in setting a new benchmark for value in its area.
776 Malvern Road, Armadale
Circa. 2007
Area: 1,000sqm
Project Cost: $2.8m
The Hye Ro Hun House is located in urban nature in borderline between city and mountain. Designed by Seoul, Korea based IROJE KHM Architects, this house has a dramatic access way from gate to entrance.
By opening transparent gate door, it starts to begin access into the house, along the long walkway where looks like architectural canyon. After the penetration through under space of the upper bridge-corridor, it comes to reach the inner court that is attached to entrance.
Two wooden boxes which are consisted of duplex room are laid on landscaped architectural mass which contain living room and dining room. The one box contains master bed and study room and another box is consisted of two bedrooms and study rooms for two daughters.
Floating garden over the living room
- Special Space and Light of ‘Box inside Box’
Over the living room where has dynamic space in 9M high, double height master bed-mass with bamboo garden is floating…Through the top light of the roof, moving sunlight vary the atmosphere of the inside space of living room all day long.
Floating roads
Horizontal or vertical ways which are indoor or outdoor, all the ways inside of this house circulate itself continuosly each other with the dramatic sequence of the various space.