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Building Interior Design of Ayurvedic Resort & Spa

decoration — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 02:33:42 +0000

Building Interior Design of Ayurvedic Resort & Spa by Nirmada. All the image of Central Park West could be see at Nirmada

Ayurvedic Resort & Spa - Nirmada

For more information, please visit Nirmada website.

Ayurvedic Resort & Spa - Nirmada

Building Interior Design of Show Home, Street of Dreams Orlando, Florida

decoration — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 04:39:47 +0000

Building Interior Design of Show Home, Street of Dreams Orlando, Florida by Marc Michaels. All the image of Show Home, Street of Dreams Orlando, Florida could be see at Marc Michaels.

Show Home, Street of Dreams Orlando, Florida - Marc Michaels

For more information, please visit Marc Michaels website.

Building Interior Decorating of Ambrose Hotel Santa Monica

decoration — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 08:15:13 +0000

Building Interior Decorating of Ambrose Hotel Santa Monica, CA by HLW.

Ambrose Hotel Santa Monica, CA - HLW

All the image of Ambrose Hotel Santa Monica, CA could be see at HLW.

Ambrose Hotel Santa Monica, CA - HLW

For more information, please visit HLW website.

Ambrose Hotel Santa Monica, CA - HLW

House Interior Design of Craftsman Cottage

decorating — Thu, 23 Dec 2010 04:49:26 +0000

House Interior Design of Craftsman Cottage by Barley & Pfeiffer Architect. Featured: The Austin chapter of the American Institute of Architects 2006 Homes Tour. The Owners hired Barley & Pfeiffer to help them achieve the craftsman style look, detailing, and lifestyle they desired, while also adhering to the highest of Austin’s green building standards.

Craftsman Cottage - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

It was very important for the Owner re-create a strict interpretation of the early 20th century Bungalow style – only adjusted as needed to meet today’s lifestyle – to house all the period furniture, art, and fixtures they had collected over the years.

Craftsman Cottage - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

This home, with two active children, centers around family activities, and respects today’s lifestyle expectations. The scale of the house is larger than many of the pre-existing homes on its street but blends into the neighborhood fabric and scale. The site, located in Tarrytown, suggested a home that opened to the neighborhood while providing a quiet retreat for the family.

Craftsman Cottage - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

The finished house, with its broad open front porch, interacts with the street and the neighborhood in a welcoming manner. An open carport at the rear of the property creates an additional outside covered play area.

Craftsman Cottage - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

The “Craftsman Cottage” has received a Five Star rating from the Austin Green Building Program, yet doesn’t look “green” and pays homage to the dominant “Craftsman” style of the pre-existing and well-revered homes in the neighborhood – dispelling the myth that one has to “Go Weird to Go Green”.

Craftsman Cottage - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

A comprehensive approach was taken from the start of the programming and design process to integrate sensibly placed advanced mechanical, lighting, hot water, passive cooling and other energy conservation systems.

Craftsman Cottage - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

For more information, please visit Barley & Pfeiffer Architect website.

House Interior Decorating of The Platinum Mueller House

decorating — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 03:16:50 +0000

House Interior Decorating of The Platinum Mueller House by Barley & Pfeiffer Architect. A fresh Austin-unique design proposed as part of the City of Austin’s Mueller Redevelopment project.

The Platinum Mueller House - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

Despite the compact site criteria, this design maximizes its potential to respond to solar and climate considerations by locating a 1st floor Screened Porch on the prevailing breeze side of the home and developing a stair tower on the opposite side.

The Platinum Mueller House - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

This provides a passive thermal siphoning strategy for natural cooling and ventilation of the home. Sleeping areas are located upstairs with living spaces down to allow for energy efficient zoning of air conditioning systems.

The Platinum Mueller House - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

The backyard space was maximized by blurring the lines between inside/outside and yard/patio/porch with the location of the outdoor Screened Porch and Carport off that yard.

The Platinum Mueller House - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

Both serve as transitions/living/party areas that connect and extend the yard and house for multiple uses and private family parties.

The Platinum Mueller House - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

A generous Front Porch connects the home to the public street and sidewalk with views of Lake Park just yards away.

The Platinum Mueller House - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

For more information, please visit Barley & Pfeiffer Architect website.

The Platinum Mueller House - Barley & Pfeiffer Architect

House Interior Decorating of Stamford Family Pad

decorating — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 03:46:12 +0000

House Interior Decorating of Stamford Family Pad by Barley & Pfeiffer Architect. This home is an example of Sarah Susanka’s “Not So Big House” concept. The Stamford Family Pad is larger than many of the pre-existing homes on its street but blends into the neighborhood fabric and scale.