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Design can change the world, though we may not be able to do that alone, we do it on a smaller Design can change the world, scale; we change the world around though we may not be able to dous. At HIS, we are pioneers at that alone, we do it on a smaller space utilization and creative engineering. We are architects, scale; we change the world around us. At HIS, we are pioneers at builders, and interior designers space utilization and creative who simultaneously believe engineering. We are architects, in tradition and in breaking it. builders, and interior designers What we aspire for is engineering excellence in all aspects, and our who simultaneously believe in tradition and in breaking it. path that journey has already What we aspire for is engineeringbegun
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Meteorological and physiological comfort zones are easily adjustable and controllable by both human and electronic means. Safety against intruders, theft and disasters are now problems well taken care of. Productivity, work performance and quality control has been perfected by management, instrumentations, inspections and organized supervision. Minimum walking distances are successfully related to functional spaces. Today researches on comparative solutions of positive and negative relationships between adjacent spaces are subjected to statistical solutions within formal disposition of building components. However, has such computations whether structural, acoustical, spaciously secured, psychological and spiritual comfort made people happier and more joyful? ___ surely the answer is a big NO, why?
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uman beings return to great portions of their childhood references and unmeasurable sources of delight. They continue on watching and playing with balls in soccer, tennis, volleyball, handball, hockey, and rugby games. As a grown up and child he likes their heroes, Mo Salah and others. He enjoys games that require maneuvering with curves and round corners, jumping over or under extended ropes. The more of these kits, shapes, forms and colors, the more he is joyful, happy, and cheerful. The more the outer and inner spaces are free of sharp corners with right angles, the safer he is on colliding against a wall or a balcony fence. With nature in gardens full of floras and faunas he will be in his best mood, free of fear and anxiety. This feeling have no boundaries of geography, age or colors.
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HOUSE OF LUXURY ... Located in Singapore’s luxury seaside residential enclave of Sentosa Cove, the clean lines of the exterior facade of this home belie the air of casual sophistication of the interior. Commissioned by an industrialist based in China, the house is designed to capture thenatural elements and provide a resort like yet homely holiday retreat for a multi-generational family.
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About Robert Greg Shand Architects: Robert Greg Shand Architects was established in Singapore in 2005, specialising in bespoke boutique scale projects. Embracing a philosophy that marries a Japanese less-is-more ethos with Western values, the firm integrates architecture, interior design and landscaping to create sustainable spaces of intelligent simplicity. The firm has designed a wide range of projects in the region, which have won local and international awards, including more than 20 luxury residences in Sentosa Cove; a Museum for the Indian community in Singapore; premium residences in Australia, India, Myanmar and Malaysia; and boutique hotels in Indonesia.
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Pool A Guest Suite on the ground floor has a view down the pool to the canal and direct access from the room into the pool, and wouldn’t go amiss in a 5 stars resort hotel. The bathroom looks onto a private garden, with a natural solid teak vanity and a generous dressing room space. The Basement of the home has car parking space for 6 cars, as well as service areas.
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ome of the elements that distinction the classic kitchen designs: White and Bright - It’s hard to tame a dark kitchen into possessing a classic style and feel. Classic kitchens are designed to be timeless, simple and fresh, not dark, complicated and traditional. White cabinetry, creamy stone countertops, and elegant marble flooring help to accentuate the white and bright colors that help a classic kitchen design pop. Simple Styles - One of the easiest features to recognize a good classic kitchen design by are the cabinet doors. A good style door that isn’t especially ornate yet isn’t excessively flat and modern shouts classic. You won’t see raised panels, fussy hardware or detailed woodworking in a classic styled kitchen. Flexible Features - Once of the best things about the classic kitchen is that its design is flexible. So if you ever feel like changing it later on down the road, it’s easy to do and won’t cost you a fortune. With a few ornate chairs, lighting or wood panels you can change the style to a more traditional feel. If you want to go the other direction, you can put a few modern bar stools, add some 2018lively colors and a49 bit of industrial lighting change your kitchen to an eclectic style that fun and unique to the individual’s tastes.
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- Although the trend towards neutral colors in the kitchen has been going for some time, it’s not looking like the popularity of grey or white palettes as the main color in kitchens is going away. A predominantly neutral color scheme means that your kitchen doesn’t clash with the rest of the house and blends in nicely with the surroundings. It’s also a timeless choice so you’re less likely to need to update in the near future.
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- To increase the sleek look of kitchens which is popular at the moment, more people are preferring cabinetry without handles. While the ability to open your cupboards without handles was previously used only for high placed cabinets, the same principle is now being applied to carpentry throughout the kitchen and people love the clean look it provides.
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Location: Moscow (Russia) Architects: Alexey Dunaev Photographs: Sergey Krasyuk Firm: Architectural bureau PROJECT905 Project Year: 2016 Area: 215 м² About the Clint: A modern couple with three children.
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he master bedroom is a secluded zone in the apartment, its entrance is combined with a large dressing room, shower separated from the sleeping area by a glass partition.A toilet is a matte black unit. Special attention was paid to the design of the furniture in the children’s because it was required to place a great deal in these rather small rooms, we designed a two-level composition of beds in the boys’ room, which the kids called “nest”. The lower bed, if necessary, can be folded and has a hidden box for bed linen. The furniture in the eldest daughter’s room is designed as a single sculptural unit “Bed - table - bookshelves”. The chalkboard wall helps children to personalize their space and create surroundings a unique and playful.
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ia is situated on the north of the island, 11 km away from Fira. It is a traditional village with charming houses in narrow streets, blue domed churches, and sun-bathed verandas. Its streets have plenty of tourist shops, taverns, cafes, and other shops. Oia is much quieter than Fira and the busiest area is the main pedestrian that runs along its length. At the entrance of the village is a car park where visitors can leave their vehicle and enjoy long walks in the picturesque paths. The volcano from here is much less imposing but you can still get some gorgeous views. Magazine
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The cave houses had openings to the natural light and the fresh air only at their façade where a door was constructed in the center of it and two windows, one on each door side. Usually, there was also a small window over the door as well.
Captains’ Houses
The captains’ houses were built and inhabited by the wealthy residents of the villages who were the ship captains. They were larger than the cave houses, constructed and decorated in a better way. Some of them had yards with beautiful flowers and were surrounded by walls.
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