Resort House
Ideas for decorating your beach house
Submitted by antoq on Sat, 04/09/2011 - 07:04 inThis season is already close to the sun and heat. The desire to go to the beach are the order of the day and it's time to think idela decorate our beach house . For this are a few basic points: the furniture, lighting and the colors of the decoration.
Decorate a beach house
Submitted by puput on Tue, 06/01/2010 - 01:12 inPractical design tips, practicality and integration with the environment to houses near the sea. The main thing to decorate a beach house is that the materials require minimal maintenance, ie furniture, colors, materials, fabrics that are chosen must be durable and highly resistant to the sea breezes that usually causes corrosion due to the high concentration of nitrate.
We recommend furniture of natural fibers such as rattan or fresh wood. On the other hand, synthetic materials better withstand the weather of the sea. The bedding, curtains, sheets and pillows should be light colored to create a joyful and relaxing, that manages to combine with the natural surroundings. For the walls green, blue and white shades are more conducive to home.

History of Hammock (History of Hammock)
Submitted by antoq on Wed, 12/23/2009 - 06:28 inThe retina is derived from the civilization of the Maya, in Yucatan Peninsula (of Mexico today), around 1000 years ago. Most countries in Central America including Guatemala, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Costa Rica, and South American countries like Brazil and Ecuador are also related to the heritage hammock about 800-900 years ago. The first hammocks are woven from bark Hamack. Then, Sisal plants are considered material to the retina. The application to cotton Hammock about 50-60 years ago. Due to expanding trade is established between the countries of Central and South America, the hammock is the favorite at home and use of millions of indigenous people. They soon built from fabrics and different materials to create many different designs: fabric hammocks; hammock material or wire rope ...
Many documents noted that Christopher Columbus was the discovery of this type of hammock. The fact that Hammock was mentioned in the diary of the trip to Columbus in 1942, he was introduced to the ring by the Taino natives, a tribe in Haiti ... Quote from the book " Historia general y natural de las Indias "was written by Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo y Valdés, Spanish:" The bed they sleep called Vong, a cloth woven cotton material is very nice and quality ... The truth is the bed in the mountainous region is very cold, or the workers return home after the rain, they often have a habit of setting the member below the red hot coal for heating Vong. "
Today, we all know and use to the ring to rest and sleep. It feel as comfortable sofa or type of sofa, but lower economic value, and can be folded back when not in use. Vong is the application of diversity. We can use it in the home, garden, courtyard patio. Also, you can also use it for travel, camping, hiking or ...


Samples in the beautiful city of Malibu
Submitted by antoq on Sat, 09/12/2009 - 02:16 inThis is a beautiful model home is near to the Pacific coast in the city of Malibu, California, USA. This beautiful model home designed by architecture firm Shubin + Donaldson Architects, with deliberate renovate the space to enjoy the sea. The sliding doors and windows form created open space with nature. As a regional intermediary between the main road and sea, the airport is near to the entrance to the garage. It is paved with broken concrete rectangle and spread gravel and grass planted around. This is the features of this house - a perfect link between the space inside and outside the home. Color interior design is the color of natural wood and limestone walls painted white ...


House of Depth / FORM | Kouichi Kimura
Submitted by puput on Wed, 08/26/2009 - 05:05 inArchitect: FORM / Kouichi Kimura Architects
Location: Shiga, Japan
Year built: 2007
Area: 237.28 mt2
Constructed Area: 189.82 mt2
Picture: Takumi Ota
This house located in Japan was built on a site 10 meters wide by 23 meters deep. Despite their outward appearance are closed specialties SPECIFICATION between interior and exterior that provide a condition of intermediate spaces permanently associated with the landscape outside.

Skibox Portillo - DRN Architects
Submitted by puput on Sat, 07/25/2009 - 04:00 inWork Name: SkiBox Portillo
Architects: Architects DRN - Nicolas River / Max Nuñez
Collaborating Architect: Christopher Tirado
Location: Portillo, V Región, Chile
Plicant: Ski Portillo
Structural calculation: Enzo Valladares
Materiality: Concrete, iron, stone, glass
Floor area: 110 m2
Project Year: 2005 - 2006
Year built: 2006
Photo: Max Nuñez
Trouble
Was instructed to devise a solution architecture to rethink the way the Hotel Portillo faces out of the hotel buildings. Small satellites scattered in the mountains that serve as protection for the stations attached to the ski lifts, or basic services to skiers and patrols. Minimal structures over the winter 6mts to be surrounded by ice and snow, winds can reach 200 km / hour, and the rest of the year will be abandoned in the streets of the mountain.

Home is located on the island with beautiful scenery, designed by architect Frank Macchia
Submitted by antoq on Sat, 04/11/2009 - 01:11 inLocated on an island in the Noosa Hideaway coastal Australia, house designed by architect Frank Macchia. Home has 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. For ground floor room. A hot pool is located along the sinuous river to emphasize areas in and outside the home. From the living room, kitchen and dining area homeowners can relax relax watching the scenery outside ... This is a sample home designs with beautiful location, the privacy, safety and quality absolute amount.

