Contemporary house in Dallas, Texas, photographed by jmcminn

Beautiful pictures in Flickr by Jmcminn, houses in the woods of Dallas, Texas that shine.


This house uses glass a lot, the contemporary design blends very well with the nature as we can see here.


There's not much description in the flickr album, but thank you so much for sharing with all of us!

A Texas Modern House by Morrison Seifert Murphy Architects

This house by Morrison Seifert Murphy Architects is one modern house with great collaboration with the surrounding nature.

Planned in U-shape, this house turns its back toward the noisy thoroughfare and open to a courtyard, while preserving the trees to give some shades under the blue Texas sky.

Being the first modern home in its neighbourhood, the house blend itself with nature by its dark, gray-green color, as well as to avoid being overpowering the surrounding environment.

+ via contemporist

Modern house in Somosaguas, Spain, by A-cero Architects.

This modern house is very well designed with (i believe) strong image of sketches and imagination. The house stands with a beautiful pool beside it with beautiful lines of concrete facade.

designed by A-cero Architect, Spain

I have tried to seek for this house in Google streetview, but have not find it yet. So if anyone of you have found it, I will aprreciate if you'd like to share.

This house has a very breathtaking view with woods and water features around it.

 

  

 

Sustainable prefab houses

The modern house, by Method Homes is a prefab factory-built green homes with a commitment to innovative design and sustainability. They say by building in a factory they will reduce construction waste to less than 10 percent of materials used, compared to 30 percent common in site-built construction. Their factory built process in conjunction with enhanced insulation, solar options, and energy star appliances ensure Method Homes are energy efficient and will save the owner money.

Method Homes will provide fresh indoor air to inhabitants by offering radiant heat, increased ventilation, and eliminating VOC finishes and other harmful chemicals. The Method Cabin is targeting LEED for homes 2.0 Gold certification.

Modern house design, in Flickr by Jason McMinn

Jason McMinn shows us great series of a contemporary house design in Flickr.

The house is quite simple, but has a lot of beautiful detail. Find new ideas with him.

3D animation of a house in Lake Havasu, Arizona

3D animation of a house in Lake Havasu, Arizona.

Wooden house in Vancouver, Canada

First I saw this house in a book of houses compilation. Quite amazing design of wooden house.
The poster in Flickr said it:

A new modern west coast post and beam style house under construction in the Eagle Harbour neighbourhood of West Vancouver, BC, Canada.

More to see from this house:



This house is a very good example of wood construction.

Nice 3D rendering

This building is so quite a temptation for me to post it here, because the sense of clarity in its design as well as the innovative idea.

made by Joel+Maria Pirela in blinkr.net, this design is an inspiration.

A Riverside house

This building is located on a river bank is a simple yet powerful design, made of traditional building method from wood, in a contemporary design. The architect says that this house embrace the great natural view of the riverbank, named 'plat house'.

floating buildings

Waterstudio.nl specializes in above water design, as their design expertise. Many floating houses can be seen in their website.

a white solid house placed on a hill ridge

Being a typically box house. this house on a hill ridge represent a great vista from inside out. The plan looks like a maze, and it's a house by guessing from the domestic scale. There's no opening at all, but doorways, but some part can be opened and create a new sense of complexity, said arkinetia.






The sun creates shading that changes the face of the house through out the day, becoming a theme of the facade. Spanish architect Alberto Campo Baeza wrote: “[It can be said] that the key lies in a profound understanding of light as matter, as material, as a modern material.”

villa in Netherland

An exciting villa in Netherland by MVRDV, can be found in http://www.mvrdv.nl/_v2/

Looks very contemporary design with glass and steel structure.

The inside is also wonderful, filled by tasty modern look, sometimes with blue lights, mostly with cozy warm rooms.