- Esterni
- Terrazza
Terrazze - Foto e idee
Un giardino deve rappresentare un sogno ad occhi aperti, non un disegno. La terrazza su cui si affacciano quasi tutti gli ambienti della casa è stata pensata come una stanza verde e contemporaneamente come una quinta. Si è scelto di creare un giardino selvaggio di miscanthus e carex, realizzando coni ottici dall’interno delle stanze. Una parete vegetale, mediante l’installazione di vasi in ceramica realizzati da Marlik Ceramic, una giovane designer iraniana. I tiranti in corda uniscono i vasi e creano un disegno geometrico. Ad architettura rigorosa e semplice contrasta bene un giardino disordinato: un ordine dell’architettura nella natura senza ordine
Gli architetti si sono occupati anche del terrazzo, a cui si accede dal salotto. «Per la scelta delle piante siamo partiti dall’intenzione di creare coni visivi gradevoli dall’interno, quindi abbiamo puntato su piante sempreverdi molto folte, quasi selvagge, che fossero compatibili con l’esposizione prevalentemente ombrosa della zona». Il risultato, voluto, è che all’ordine dell’interno si contrappone il “disordine” dell’esterno. Anche la parete è stata arredata, inserendo una serie di vasi sosp - miriam_andrisani
Esempio di una terrazza moderna di medie dimensioni e dietro casa
idea per Montelepre - angelapiraino
meero
Ispirazione per una terrazza minimal di medie dimensioni e sul tetto con nessuna copertura
parete legno invece muro - barbara_bi
Foto di una terrazza contemporanea di medie dimensioni e dietro casa con un tetto a sbalzo
il fondo a griglia e palche a terra - webuser_460060942
Designed and Built by Xanadu Group
Idee per una terrazza design
Spa che n terrazza - michelegiorgio
Suspended on a narrow limestone ridge halfway down a cliff overlooking Lake Austin, this home was designed to enhance the drama of living in such an unusual natural setting. We opened up both the water side and the cliff-face side with large windows, and provided decks for outdoor living at multiple levels.
This was a major renovation of a deteriorating 1970’s-era house. The original entry was via a dangerous exterior ramp that ran from street level down to a front door 25’ below. The entry is now via a light-filled pavilion that overlooks the lake and opens onto a large rooftop herb garden. A sequence of stairs, supplemented by an elevator, descends through the three levels of the house, revealing views of both the lake and the limestone cliff as you work your way down.
Materials incorporated into the house include flooring that the owners salvaged, furniture made from a collection of industrial parts they collected, and stone from a quarry they frequented during vacations. The house expresses the unique and charming character of its owners
Architect: Specht Harpman
Photography: Andrea Calo
Press and Awards
AIA Austin Homes Tour
Modern Luxury Magazine
These photographs were taken of the roof deck (May 2012) by our client and show the wonderful planting and how truly green it is up on a roof in the midst of industrial/commercial Chelsea. There are also a few photos of the clients' adorable cat Jenny within the space.
Protezione - frigoven69
stephen clement
Foto di una terrazza eclettica con un parasole
Arredo per balcone... proprio bello - cinziadesign
Cal Cade Construction
Immagine di una terrazza design di medie dimensioni e dietro casa con nessuna copertura
Più livelli - webuser_471011
Aralia Gardens Limited.
www.aralia.org.uk
Foto di una piccola terrazza contemporanea sul tetto
studio http://www.elipsdesign.com/portfolio/4ms
Foto di una terrazza etnica di medie dimensioni e dietro casa
muretto - caterinafiori
Gorgeous multilevel Ipe hardwood deck with stone inlay in sunken lounge area for fire bowl, Custom Ipe rails with Deckorator balusters, Our signature plinth block profile fascias. Our own privacy wall with faux pergola over eating area. Built in Ipe planters transition from upper to lower decks and bring a burst of color. The skirting around the base of the deck is all done in mahogany lattice and trimmed with Ipe. The lighting is all Timbertech. Give us a call today @ 973.729.2125 to discuss your project
Sean McAleer
pergola screens - giulia_tulisso
A tiny 65m site with only 3m of internal width posed some interesting design challenges.
The Victorian terrace façade will have a loving touch up, however entering through the front door; a new kitchen has been inserted into the middle of the plan, before stepping up into a light filled new living room. Large timber bifold doors open out onto a timber deck and extend the living area into the compact courtyard. A simple green wall adds a punctuation mark of colour to the space.
A two-storey light well, pulls natural light into the heart of the ground and first floor plan, with an operable skylight allowing stack ventilation to keep the interiors cool through the Summer months. The open plan design and simple detailing give the impression of a much larger space on a very tight urban site.
Photography by Huw Lambert
Recinzione - kollascarpeivrea
Jeeheon Cho
Esempio di una terrazza contemporanea
Tamponamento - luca_maretti
Harold Leidner Landscape Architects
Immagine di una terrazza design con una pergola
Pergolato - evenne
Corten planter with ornamental grasses and bamboo
Idee per una terrazza moderna di medie dimensioni e nel cortile laterale con un parasole
A lovely and private sitting area complete with drought tolerant living wall of succulents and custom twig privacy screen! Landscape Design & Photography by Melanie Rekola
Chelsea Creek is the pinnacle of sophisticated living, these penthouse collection gardens, featuring stunning contemporary exteriors are London’s most elegant new dockside development, by St George Central London, they are due to be built in Autumn 2014
Following on from the success of her stunning contemporary Rooftop Garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2012, Patricia Fox was commissioned by St George to design a series of rooftop gardens for their Penthouse Collection in London. Working alongside Tara Bernerd who has designed the interiors, and Broadway Malyon Architects, Patricia and her team have designed a series of London rooftop gardens, which although individually unique, have an underlying design thread, which runs throughout the whole series, providing a unified scheme across the development.
Inspiration was taken from both the architecture of the building, and from the interiors, and Aralia working as Landscape Architects developed a series of Mood Boards depicting materials, features, art and planting. This groundbreaking series of London rooftop gardens embraces the very latest in garden design, encompassing quality natural materials such as corten steel, granite and shot blasted glass, whilst introducing contemporary state of the art outdoor kitchens, outdoor fireplaces, water features and green walls. Garden Art also has a key focus within these London gardens, with the introduction of specially commissioned pieces for stone sculptures and unique glass art. The linear hard landscape design, with fluid rivers of under lit glass, relate beautifully to the linearity of the canals below.
The design for the soft landscaping schemes were challenging – the gardens needed to be relatively low maintenance, they needed to stand up to the harsh environment of a London rooftop location, whilst also still providing seasonality and all year interest. The planting scheme is linear, and highly contemporary in nature, evergreen planting provides all year structure and form, with warm rusts and burnt orange flower head’s providing a splash of seasonal colour, complementary to the features throughout.
Finally, an exquisite lighting scheme has been designed by Lighting IQ to define and enhance the rooftop spaces, and to provide beautiful night time lighting which provides the perfect ambiance for entertaining and relaxing in.
Aralia worked as Landscape Architects working within a multi-disciplinary consultant team which included Architects, Structural Engineers, Cost Consultants and a range of sub-contractors.
Copyright St George Plc
Qui mi piacciono i colori - raffaele_fiume