By Al Hilal on Friday, March 5, 2010Filed Under: Houses / Housing

As described by gigaplex Architects: A cozy home to accommodate single man and weekend guests, including grandchildren, next to Provo River. Two linked corrugated metal grain silos arranged to allow the largest (27’ diameter) to have the most proximate visual and aural access to the Provo River, and the southern exposure to ensure passive solar heat gain during the winter. An electric mesh is embedded into the slabs of the lower floor as a first auxiliary heat source, and a propane-burning stove (manageable by internet) will provide the back-up. The metal grating and guard rail of the second level deck will provide shading into this great-room space during the summer months. Includes a “Bed in a Box” concept, each one complete with stereo sound and flat screen monitor.

Location : Woodland, Utah
Area : 1,800 SF
Program : Residence
Completion : August, 2006
Read
Located in Vilnius, Lithuania, the Swedbank Head Office building includes 15 and 16 storey structures, and two blocks of lower structure. The building also covers 4500 sqm terrace that offers ...
Read More
Located in the Swiss Alps, the Monte Rosa-Hut was designed with sustainability in mind. Its surface filled with photovoltaic panels and a spiral-shaped glass band to collect energy from the ...
Read More
The guest house for a Buddhism expert has been built in Brentwood, California. The design was made by François Perrin of Air Architecture with the concept of self-sufficient in energy ...
Read More
This small, two-story, one bedroom house sits quietly out of sight behind a two story apartment building on a narrow residential street in Venice, California.
Facing the back of the ...
Read More
Designed by Nimmrichter, the Sigg House is a three storeys building with 1,000 m2 of area. It includes garage, and the necessary storage and equipment rooms in the basement, a ...
Read More
Swedbank Head Office by Audrius Ambrasas Architects
Monte Rosa-Hut By Studio Monte Rosa
Blundell House by Air Architeture
Schonbrun Residence by Richard Aldriedge
Sigg House by Nimmrichter