By Architect, on February 8th, 2010
Looking for a luxury oceanfront home for sale? Check out this awe-inspiring abode at Encinal Bluff, along the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, California. With vistas stretching from Point Dume to Channel Islands, this resort-style waterfront vacation home plan fittingly features 80 ft. of glass overlooking the ocean. Ideal for entertaining, this gated house boasts a generous outdoor patio overlooking the beach, with access to the house via vast sliding glass walls. Inside, four bedrooms, four baths, large open-concept living areas and outdoor access from virtually every room makes this beach house the perfect retreat for relaxing, entertaining and living the life! And to top off the ocean-front experience, residents have private direct access to the beach below via stairs or funicular. A separate guest house is ready to accommodate guests who can’t bring themselves to say “goodbye” to this luxury vacation home – and who could blame them? With a price tag of $13,500,000, we’d wager it’s worth every penny. Click here for more details and to check out the gallery.
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By Architect, on February 5th, 2010
If you enjoy looking at the latest design trends we figure you are also an art fan. For those of you who like visiting museums and discovering what contemporary art has to give in matter of sculpture and paintings, here is a double treat. From StudioMAS Architects + Urban Design, this project is an extension of the Circa Art Gallery in Rosebank, Johannesburg. The structure is independent, has three floors which are connected through spiral and a large external ramp. A large lounge is situated at the last floor, a perfect place to see some of the the best views of Johannesburg. The facade is made of aluminum fins and it provides a large quantity of natural light and also the possibility to look in and out of the building. Pretty cool place to house quality art, don’t you agree? -via The Architectural Review
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By Architect, on February 4th, 2010
From architect Gilberto L. Rodriguez comes Casa Palo Blanco, an impressive white residence located in N.L. Mexico. Due to the unusual exterior, the lack of large windows and the tall vertical structures, the residence could be mistaken for a contemporary fortress with watch towers. We imagine the view up there must be something else, especially when there is a fabulous built room to watch it from. Winner of many important architecture awards, this house impresses not only because of its innovative exterior but also due to its modern interior design. A beautiful fireplace is the focal point of the living-room, combining natural elements with cutting-edge decorative items. The furniture definitely fits the environment generating an elegant and sober overall atmosphere.
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