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The Mai Mai House by Pattersons Architects.
“This is a private house. It seeks to create a union which reconciles seemingly contrary identities, personalities and problems. In this house these two lovers – the hunter and the bird, as we have grown to call them – make sense of the elements that define them as individuals, and the chemistry that draws them together as a couple. A key to unlocking the Mai Mai is in the word ‘duality’. The house uses a duality of function and a duality of meaning to reconcile paradoxical ideas of concealment and display, ambush and retreat, challenge and reconciliation.”
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Soleta ZeroEnergy One by FITS.
“Soleta zeroEnergy is a new concept of premium eco homes, developed by the Justin Capra Foundation for Inventics and Sustainable Technologies (FITS). The finalized functional prototype of this concept, Soleta zeroEnergy One, is in Bucharest, Romania. Following the architectural and constructive concepts of this prototype, a whole family of Soleta homes, with multiple functionalities and of different sizes, easily adaptable to a host of destinations, such as home (permanent use or vacation), office, kindergaden or sport/fitness joints was developed.”
New Canaan Residence
Designed by American architectural firm Specht Harpman, the New Canaan Residence was completed in 2010. Taking up 6,000 square foot of land, the house was designed to engage the landscape and immerse the occupants in the full range of environments that the site offers.
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Dome of visions by Kristoffer Tejlgaard + Benny Jepsen, located in Copenhagen, Denmark. Images by Kristoffer Tejlgaard.
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