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Brief: German-American Architect Last Director of Bauhaus Architectural Style-extreme clarity and simplicity He used modern materials like steel and plate glass Minimal framework for structural order and free-flowing space "Skin and Bones" of Architecture Less is more God is in the details He was a Progressive thinker which is exposed through his Architectural style. Here are some of his great projects those are being considered the face of Modernism~ Barcelona Pavilion-1929 An Outlook of the Barcelona Pavilion Concept This concept was carried out with the realization of the " Free plan " and the "Floating room". A combination of Marble,onyx and travertine Building: The pavilion was going to be bare, no trade exhibits, just the structure accompanying a single sculpture and purpose-designed furniture. This lack of accommodation enabled Mies to treat the Pavilion as a continuous space; blurring inside and outside. &q

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The idyllic island of Maldives is a tropical paradise. It represents a place for relaxation. The look on blue lagoons, tropical vegetation and coral reefs gives the feeling of escapism. Rising water level and small amount of land makes the islands of Maldives very precious. The idea was to preserve and extend existing island. The chosen site is situated on uninhabited small island Dhekenanfaru – on Noonu Atoll. Architecture is based on a simple module , which transforms from house to pathway. Individual villas are designed and oriented for maximum exposure to the panoramic views of the sea and the horizon, to give the visitor a strong connection with the surroundings. Indoor and outdoor spaces blend as terraces, canopies, bridges and passages and interlacing through the resort. Together they assemble unique urbanism – the pattern reminds of coral reefs. Small islands includes houses with panoramic views, shaded pathways, tropical gardens and pools. The resort is composed from

This villa was designed by Rudolph van der Meulen of Nico van der Meulen Architects for a mature couple on a 10 000sq.m parcel of land on a northern slope overlooking a private game reserve (see the telescope in the main bedroom!). The total covered area is nearly 900 sq.m. The driveway takes you past the house to the back to a protected porte cochere and a glass front door, from where you overlook an indoor splash pool and an outdoor water feature with a series of fountains spilling over the far edge. A pair of staircases lead to the kid’s bedrooms on the one side and the main suite and the gym on the other side. The entrance hall overlooks a double volume, open plan family/ dining room and kitchen leading through frameless glass doors onto an expansive lanai and infinity edge pool, framed by a massive beam. The wall between the family room and lanai is all glass and can be fully opened. The kitchen is directly connected to the lanai, with the barbeque within 3 met

Casa Vasquez by Creative consultants    The assignment was to make a house that inspired. This design is according to the topography of the mountain, exactly where the owner imagined. It is separate home of the slope, creating a small courtyard enclosure a house where the project was developed in parallel with level dimensions. The house is just an excuse to see the amazing scenery of the south valley metropolitan bored, full of visuals, vegetation, mountains, and charming of different weathers during the year. The concept of hard cover roof painted salmon was childhood memories. Climb to the roof, is where panning and amazement at the scenery customer returns to his childhood, where walking through the roof of the house is an adventure all in life ever have dreamed. Housing distribution: 2 Parking. Service area (kitchen, utility room, useful). Social area (room, dining room). Area entertainment (cinema / TV) Study (terrace) Master Bedroom (Bath vestier terra