In order to achieve Passive House Certification, this Australia’s largest cross-laminated timber (CLT) building is designed with some CLT panels to halve the embodied carbon amount. It works better than typical concrete construction in a building. This way also can help the Monash University in achieving its target of “net-zero” carbon by 2030.
Some common spaces of the house such as guest bedrooms, laundry, and garage are designed in the continuous interior. The large sliding panel of the kitchen wall allows the dining room integration anytime. The spaces are also spacious and open, offering an easy way to move from one space to another space inside the house.
Most of the downstairs living spaces are open and delineated by some levels. Through the various components of the space such as study, dining, kitchen, and living, the engaging journey inside the house can be delivered. Those spaces are linked to each other through clever sightlines and a palette of textured materials.
Consider the idea of installing a cozy napping spot. This can be a hammock tucked away in a quiet corner which can be hung from the trees, if possible, or you could use a built-in stand if that is easier.
When it comes keeping a business safe and sound, having the right protective measures in place is a must. Be sure to keep the tips here in mind and it will be possible to ensure that no serious issues arise with a business. Keeping this information here in mind is the best way to ensure that the desired results are achieved.
Buying some foliage and surrounding yourself with a bit of greenery is a real no-brainer as it has been shown that plants make us feel happier and also encourage greater productivity as a result.
Stands on rue Coulmiers and rises in an eight-story tower, the building is distinguished by some projecting windows. Those windows seem to have been there for a long time randomly. It is also used as a solution for the second volume of the building which is different from its bronze color and its small size from its neighbor.
From the outside, Extension House in Waterloo looks like a wooden house that is dominated by wood materials. The interior of this house is a combination of wood and simple white background from the wall. The unique look also can be found inside the bathroom with a combination of tiles and stone design for the wall and floor surface.
Pedestrian and visual connectivity are the key drivers to design these spaces. The cafe was dark and hidden, it is transformed completely by pushing out and opening up the building envelope. It has full-height glazing, 3.5m high ceilings, and an open landscaped terrace to get a lot of natural light and also ventilation.
Doing a roof right the first time means getting the materials correct. A metal roof is the gift that keeps on giving. Follow the code requirements for your area to see if there will be any problems with an installation.
Registration for the 2019-2020 period of A’ Design Award & Competition is now open for design agencies, brands, architects, artists, and designers around the world. They can register today and submit their best works to participate in this competition. See more award-winning design to get complete information about all winners from all categories. The next late deadline is February 28th, 2020 and the results are always announced on April 15th.
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