Johannesburg Architecture Made Of
Rock Steel & Wood

 This Johannesburg home was designed by Nico van der Meulen Architects, the brief being to create a stylish family home with ecologically sound design. Indoor-outdoor living was important in order to take full advantage of Johannesburg’s legendary eight-month summer.

The front of the home features a rusted-steel-clad wall, cleverly mounted on tracks so that it slides back to reveal the garage. Visual continuity is provided through the use of rusted-steel finishing on the entrance and upper-level window frames. Wood is used on the home’s walkway and its bathroom flooring. The home’s lower level interacts with the back garden’s pool and dining terrace through the use of floor-to-ceiling slide-back glass walls that create a seamless interactive space. The home combines the use of rock, steel, wood and glass - classic modernist design elements re-mixed for new applications.

Brighton Luxury Design House In Melbourne By Nic Bohsler

Nic is a graduate architect Bochsler a modern minimalist home in Melbourne, Australy. Brighton House is called, is the point of views of the city of Melbourne and Melbourne's famous beach. White is the color that dominates most of the interior, providing both light and warm and vibrant. You can create a sense of transparency and luster, apply to the distribution of windows and ventilation

The architect used a simple program with wood and stone, and as thin, ultra-modern furniture, creating a perfect home for the elderly elite. Two features that have made this house was absolutely sizzling pot of luxury that stands out from the rest of the house and a lawn tennis court personnel grass.