Chris Stark over at Modern Dwelling just sent me info on a new home by Replinger Hossner Architects. Of course I am a sucker for the dark floors, but what I really like is the glass used for the stair railings, very minimal and does not “confine” you to the stairs. More pics after the jump.
I am not really a huge fan of large amounts of bright color. I prefer more muted tones with layers of texture but House M by marc koehler is very cool. I love the outside white entrance sitting against the dark gray butterfly roof line. Then you take a look inside or sneak around the back and you catch a great “pop” I hate that word, of color. More pics after the jump.
Wow, Love the work of crepain binst architecture. On the website they have a section of Lofts they have done. I really like the Detached Lofthouse Humbeek, with the simplicity of color and shape with a little whimsy of the two “people” in the windows. More loft pictures after the jump.
Love Coop15’s body of work. They have some great before and afters. The East of Market House is one of my favorites, not just the home but there are some great details in the landscaping as well. More after the jump.
Kirkland’s East of Market neighborhood is the most urban of Seattle’s eastside communities, and this design represents very urban thinking. Living spaces are tightly organized and vertical, stacked over the garage, with a shifting geometry between floors creating a more dynamic form and living spaces. Materials are tough and weatherproof, with limited use of natural wood accents.
Nice modern loft by Jespersen Design Associates in Salt Lake City. I would love to live in one of these old buildings turned loft. I would miss having a yard though. More after the jump.
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