Last week I toured a prefab home built 10 feet above the ground to avoid flood waters. For a more in depth tour of this home check out the full video here:
https://youtu.be/jAak3XKdLRU
#cottagecore #prefabhome #modularhome
Last week I toured a prefab home built 10 feet above the ground to avoid flood waters. For a more in depth tour of this home check out the full video here:
https://youtu.be/jAak3XKdLRU
#cottagecore #prefabhome #modularhome

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Space in the Wall The thought process regarding the challenging tall and narrow structure centers around a space that flows through the building and functions as a light cone that allows daylight to pierce through all the way to the basement and a joint wall, made of exposed concrete in “board” configuration, divided into squares, separated from the exterior wall of the house, which is made of glass, and acts as an artistic, somewhat “Brutalistic” element the house, one half of a two-family dwelling on a 220 square meters lot, and 360 square meters built, is designed for 2 young families with 2 children each, each family has 2 floors, the first family has the ground floor (living room, kitchen, dining room and garden) and basement (bedrooms and pool). The second family has the first floor (bedrooms) and the top floor (living room, dining room and a garden balcony)
The front of the building that faces the street is made with a combination of concrete, steel and wood. We’ve used these natural materials throughout the building. Stairs and banister from steel plates on the ground floor and a banister and counter-top with a sink out of steel grid on the first floor.
the flooring is out of concrete, with the concrete wall “accompanying” the entire house. Wood beams in the kitchen, the ceiling, a vertical shading and the floor.
The challenge to create a living space while using every available inch and maintaining privacy, while communicating with the residents who are design enthusiasts was completed with 2 modern villas, each with its own connection to the outside and with a unique and fashionable living space in the dense urban surrounding. Architect: Yulie Wollman
Photography: Shai Gil

If you love design and you’re searching for girls’ room decor inspiration, you’ll be happy to know that trends in this space are a reflection of today’s larger design trends. For all ages! As you can see from the photo below, geometric wall shelves, garlands and interesting lighting are a few of the game changers […]
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