This house has a very nice exterior looks. It was feel more natural and modern blended into it. It was created by Nicolás Loi architects; he placed the right elements in the right place. Dark wood exterior panels nicely contrast with the cherry honey interior, and when the sun sets, the light that comes from the interior makes the whole unit lights up like magical fireplace. The wrap around deck invites guest to experience the outdoor that can even be seen from the inside due to the never excessive use of glass. via

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This house is designed by Prentiss Architects and it was called The Ballard Cut house. It was located in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, WA. Its owners previously lived on a boat for 14 years. The house is looks very comfortable and warm cause it was surround by great natural environment. A minimal pallet of inexpensive finish materials was used to achieve an economy of scale and reduce transition details. For example; an inexpensive concrete fiber board was used for most exterior surfaces, accented by smaller areas of cedar siding. The green roof, while not inexpensive in the initial install offers more savings in the long run, reduces heat reflection into the upper rooms and provides a place to garden on a very small lot.

Extensive glazing was desired on the west elevation. Rather than install an expensive curtain-wall system, less expensive aluminum nail-fin windows were ganged together and trimmed with aluminum break shapes to achieve a similar effect for a reduced cost. via

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This house is looks so great from the outside. It looks so warm and comfortable to live inside. It was because of the minimalist natural design that has been applied on it. Cedar siding keeps a warm fell while colored MDO panels bring a touch of personality.Located in LA, this beauty by Assembledge takes into consideration the great SoCAL weather with a series of areas that transpire the outside inside the house. The glass walled living room is the center for the interaction with the outside view. via

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