Beautiful Hillside Home Overlooks Portugal’s Serra da Estrela
designed for a couple who wanted a retreat away from their hectic city life.
Camarim Arquitectos have designed a magnificent hillside home overlooking Portugal’s Serra da Estrela, the highest mountain range in the country.
Gateira is a small village placed on a beautiful hill planted with vineyards, pines and olive trees with splendid views over the southern tip of Serra da Estrela. The Z-shaped property is featuring multiple spaces, each on a different level, in order to adapt to the sloping terrain and dramatic landscape.
The design team sought to interfere with the particular landscape as little as possible.
Beyond the romantic notion of a well-grounded house, extensive contact with the ground gives enormous energy benefits: they used the earth’s endless thermal mass to balance air thermal amplitudes throughout the day and seasons.
The house’s core is split into two levels, as you enter the home at the upper story. Located between the living room and the master bedroom is a patio that extends out towards the swimming pool, as it also in turn generates ascending air flow across the house during the warm weather months and provides intensive insulation for fall and winter.
And while every space rests on its own level, each area also has direct access to the outdoors, evoking an enhanced sense of space, freedom and cohesiveness with nature.
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Freitag, 30. September 2016
Mittwoch, 21. September 2016
Bring Color into your Life!
Trend Color Fall 2016
Aurora Red - Bring Color into your Life
Aurora Red is a perfect color trend fall 2016. It acts like a welcome punch!
A bold Red that is warm, sensual and immediately pleasing to the eye.
It is exciting and dynamic and breeds unmistakable confidence whether in your entrance area or living room.
Bring color into your life with windows and doors from: www.mestreraposa.com
Aurora Red - Bring Color into your Life
Aurora Red is a perfect color trend fall 2016. It acts like a welcome punch!
A bold Red that is warm, sensual and immediately pleasing to the eye.
It is exciting and dynamic and breeds unmistakable confidence whether in your entrance area or living room.
Bring color into your life with windows and doors from: www.mestreraposa.com
Dienstag, 13. September 2016
Plans of Light - Grândola House
Grândola House
Completed in 2014 in Grândola, Portugal by ColectivArquitectura
The choice of location for deployment of the buildings aimed to make the most of the view of the terrain.
The openings, searching outside framings, act as plans of light of careful proportions that simultaneously capture and filter the surroundings.
Across the East housing front, with a direct and privileged relationship with the outside, are located a patio with access through the kitchen and living room, and the pool, surrounded by a paved area with different areas, both in terms of function and material and its permeability.
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Windows and Doors Systems that bring your projects to life!
Completed in 2014 in Grândola, Portugal by ColectivArquitectura
The choice of location for deployment of the buildings aimed to make the most of the view of the terrain.
The openings, searching outside framings, act as plans of light of careful proportions that simultaneously capture and filter the surroundings.
Across the East housing front, with a direct and privileged relationship with the outside, are located a patio with access through the kitchen and living room, and the pool, surrounded by a paved area with different areas, both in terms of function and material and its permeability.
Set your dream view with www.mestreraposa.com
Windows and Doors Systems that bring your projects to life!
Dienstag, 6. September 2016
Frameless Windows and Doors
A Villa Designed for a Large Family
Designed for a family of five, Villa J by Johan Sundberg Architecture is a generously sized residence located in southern Sweden.
An atrium, secluded by walls and a pool house, unites the interior and exterior spaces. On the ground floor are the master bedroom and several ample social spaces, as well as a winter garden, kitchen, sauna, etc. The upper floor is the children’s realm, comprising a living room, bedrooms and a sizable family bath.
The floor plan is an attempt to merge different room types without the bulk of unnecessary walls and doors, with spaces opening onto each other in clear sequence and often with subtle shifts. Villa J can provide room for socialising or seclusion – even simultaneously. The main axes of the plot, the house and the garden work in symphony to create multiple unorthodox angles. The composition draws on an aesthetic somewhere between collage and a more austere expression.
The load-bearing structure is constructed of wood and steel with a concrete intermediary floor slab. The façades are clad with brick, light grey render, stained pine and black aluminium.
The windows and doors are frameless. Looking for INDIVIDUALITY and TECHNICAL PERFECTION?
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Designed for a family of five, Villa J by Johan Sundberg Architecture is a generously sized residence located in southern Sweden.
An atrium, secluded by walls and a pool house, unites the interior and exterior spaces. On the ground floor are the master bedroom and several ample social spaces, as well as a winter garden, kitchen, sauna, etc. The upper floor is the children’s realm, comprising a living room, bedrooms and a sizable family bath.
The floor plan is an attempt to merge different room types without the bulk of unnecessary walls and doors, with spaces opening onto each other in clear sequence and often with subtle shifts. Villa J can provide room for socialising or seclusion – even simultaneously. The main axes of the plot, the house and the garden work in symphony to create multiple unorthodox angles. The composition draws on an aesthetic somewhere between collage and a more austere expression.
The load-bearing structure is constructed of wood and steel with a concrete intermediary floor slab. The façades are clad with brick, light grey render, stained pine and black aluminium.
The windows and doors are frameless. Looking for INDIVIDUALITY and TECHNICAL PERFECTION?
read more on: www.mestreraposa.com
Montag, 29. August 2016
Modern Luxury with Charming Character
16th Century Farmhouse in Southern France Will Get a Contemporary Update
The architects at Brengues Le Pavec have set out to modernize this 16th century farmhouse in l’Escarène, 20 minutes away from the beautiful French Riviera towns of Nice and Monaco. Although the beaches are easily within reach, the home sits on a serene hillside with a terraced olive grove overlooking the valley below.
A contemporary addition on the side of the home will project modern luxury without overshadowing the charming character.
The planned rectangular structure complements the forms used in the original building. The architects also will use a light, transparent transition to blend the old and new spaces of the home. Floor-to-ceiling glazing and a modern stairwell with glazed bodyguards provide the perfect intersection.
More information about Floor-to-Ceiling Glazing and Frameless Windows and Doors:
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The architects at Brengues Le Pavec have set out to modernize this 16th century farmhouse in l’Escarène, 20 minutes away from the beautiful French Riviera towns of Nice and Monaco. Although the beaches are easily within reach, the home sits on a serene hillside with a terraced olive grove overlooking the valley below.
A contemporary addition on the side of the home will project modern luxury without overshadowing the charming character.
The planned rectangular structure complements the forms used in the original building. The architects also will use a light, transparent transition to blend the old and new spaces of the home. Floor-to-ceiling glazing and a modern stairwell with glazed bodyguards provide the perfect intersection.
More information about Floor-to-Ceiling Glazing and Frameless Windows and Doors:
www.mestreraposa.com
Mittwoch, 24. August 2016
Peach Echo - Feel Fresh, Contemporary and Fashionable
Color Trend Summer 2016
It is a perfect color trend for Summer 2016 which influences such as the world of art, new global doors opening and the desire to disconnect from technology and to relax. A palette from peach to orange that is first and foremost calming and paying homage to the beauty of natural resources.
Peach Echo transmits more tranquility, mindful environs which encourage relaxation first,followed by curiosity and exploration.
See more color ranges for windows, doors and folding shutters: www.mestreraposa.com
It is a perfect color trend for Summer 2016 which influences such as the world of art, new global doors opening and the desire to disconnect from technology and to relax. A palette from peach to orange that is first and foremost calming and paying homage to the beauty of natural resources.
Peach Echo transmits more tranquility, mindful environs which encourage relaxation first,followed by curiosity and exploration.
See more color ranges for windows, doors and folding shutters: www.mestreraposa.com
Dienstag, 16. August 2016
A Sense of Lightness - Large Glass Windows and Doors
Westcliff Pavilion, South Africa
“What is a wall?” you might be asking yourself the first time you see GASS Architects’ Westcliff Pavilion. Its structure of steel beams and locally sourced stone do the impossible: they float. What GASS calls ‘creative engineering’ has lent this residential project a sense of lightness, which allows the home to peacefully co-exist with the environment.
Aside from the building’s minimally invasive construction, the steel frames facilitate the placement of large glass windows and doors that reinforce the home’s connection with the great outdoors.
Looking for the best solution with large windows and doors. Read more: www.mestreraposa.com
“What is a wall?” you might be asking yourself the first time you see GASS Architects’ Westcliff Pavilion. Its structure of steel beams and locally sourced stone do the impossible: they float. What GASS calls ‘creative engineering’ has lent this residential project a sense of lightness, which allows the home to peacefully co-exist with the environment.
Aside from the building’s minimally invasive construction, the steel frames facilitate the placement of large glass windows and doors that reinforce the home’s connection with the great outdoors.
Looking for the best solution with large windows and doors. Read more: www.mestreraposa.com
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