Bangkok House – Two storey residence by Jackson Clements Burrows

This two storey residence is located in central Bangkok, Thailand. Designed by Australian architects Jackson Clements Burrows, the substantial program about this
Bangkok house is divided across two wings, one for children and one for parents. The house explores a courtyard typology where living and entertaining surround an expansive swimming pool blurring the distinction between indoor and outdoor space.

Modern House Interior Design with Two Courtyards

Casa N by Agraz Arquitectos is a modern architectural home design features Two courtyards and modern interior design. This beautiful residential home design was designed for a couple and two their daughters in Guadalajara, Mexico is one of those houses, which also has other adjacent courtyard and beautiful terrace. The interior design is done in modern contemporary style. Colors and shapes chose not only to be stylish but also cosy and practical.

The house create great indoor and outdoor connection and has three levels inside of it, A basement level includes a garage, services and a game room and stairway which connects the whole house. On the ground floor the kitchen, dinging room and family room are located. All these areas surround the central courtyard. Three bedrooms are located on the third level but they still have great relationship with outdoor areas through the terrace.

Piet Fireplace – Fredrik Hyltén-Cavallius

Inspired by super elliptic egg, Swedish designer – Fredrik Hyltén-Cavallius has created interesting Piet fireplace with a tribute to Danish architect and mathematician Piet Hein for its name.

From the designer:

Piet is a chimney free indoor stove with a brass reflector, that burns ethanol fuel instead of wood. This gives no smoke or soot and thereby eliminates the need of a chimney.

A layer of rockwool fire insulation between the reflector and the outer shell keeps the outside cool. This means that you can always touch the ceramic body of Piet without burning your hand and also means that Piet can be placed closer to walls or other furniture.

Since it doesn’t require any permanent installation you can just bring it with along when you move or place it wherever you like when you refurnish.

Hye Ro Hun House by IROJE KHM Architects

Hye Ro Hun House is designed by Korea based architects HyoMan Kim at IROJE KHM Architects. The house is situated in borderline between city and mountain at 864-10 Ilgok-dong, Bukgu, Gwangju, Jeonnanam-do, Korea. The view of the front side that is the east-side is clearing up, so the urban landscape of downtown Gwangju is seen. There are mountains by the rear-side as a nature and view.

Dramatic access way from gate to entrance
By opening transparent gate door, it starts to begin access into the house, along the long walkway where looks like architectural canyon. After the penetration through under space of the upper bridge-corridor, it comes to reach the inner court that is attached to entrance.

Two boxes on floating land
Two wooden boxes which are consisted of duplex room are laid on landscaped architectural mass which contain living room and dining room. The one box contains master bed and study room and another box is consisted of two bedrooms and study rooms for two daughters.

Floating garden over the living room
- Special Space and Light of ‘Box inside Box’
Over the living room where has dynamic space in 9M high, double height master bed-mass with bamboo garden is floating…Through the top light of the roof, moving sunlight vary the atmosphere of the inside space of living room all day long.

Floating roads
Horizontal or vertical ways which are indoor or outdoor, all the ways inside of this house circulate itself continuosly each other with the dramatic sequence of the various space.

Modern Concrete Villa M2 by Jonas Lindvall A&D

Located in Southern Sweden, This Modern concrete lake front villa M2 was designed by Jonas Lindvall A&D.

From the designers:

Villa M2 is situated in a village south of Malmö next to a disused lime quarry that has now become a lake. The part of the building facing the lake incorporates generous windows and minimally defined space to encourage the integration of the house’s interior with its stunning natural surroundings.

The north and entrance side to the Villa faces a road with some light traffic hence the design’s rather closed volume. Most of the interior furniture and fittings are specially designed for the house by Jonas Lindvall A&D.