Salone Satellite 2011

Yatzer made a selection from the projects which were presented during the Fourteenth Edition of Salone Satellite from April 12 – 17 2011, at Milan Fairgrounds, Rho, Pavilions 22 – 24.  Discover the youthful creativity through the Yatzer eye which selected the TOP50 designs, amongst hundreds that were displayed from 700 young designers and 20 design schools.

Beautiful Norwegian Foliage-Covered Green Roofs

Green roofs may be a newer phenomenon in many places, but Norwegians have been planting greenery atop their houses for hundreds of years. Some have flowers mixed in with grass, and a few even have small trees. The verdant roofs have many advantages like the fact that they help stabilize homes, provide good insulation and are long-lasting.

Modern and Luxurious Home with Amazing View in Norway

Here is one form of modern home design and luxury with stunning views in Norway. The house is very comfortable and luxurious as The House Gunderson, located in Haugesud, Norway. This house was designed by architect Racki Widjedal Bergerhoff (WRB). In general, interior design and architecture of this house made ??for offering spectacular views through large windows in the interior design.

The is made of neutral tones giving a sensation of darkness, but thanks to large windows and back to the fireplace. Moreover, the kitchen has integrated a glowing, smooth and compact With everyone looking for kitchen gadgets hidden in bookshelves to create the effect of monotony without unnecessary accents screams thats make it looks elegant and cozy. Let’s see the the picture of this modern and luxurious home with amazing view in Norway at below and get some inspiration.

Modern Home with Amazing View in Norway

 

Modern and Luxurious Home with Amazing View in Norway terrace

The BoxHome provides a smart and eco living space

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Micro homes is not only a trend of Japanese Architecure. Rintala Eggertsson Architecture a Norway based architecture company designed the BOXHOME, a 19 m2 having most of the basic necessities included. 

The architectural company wanted to move away from the large homes that many Norwegians have and to focus on the basic necessities in life and the basic things needed inside a home – kitchen, dining, living, bathroom and bedroom.

Green-roofed hotel opens in Norway

JDS Architects recently announced the grand opening of their latest project – the Two Seasons Hotel situated in the center of Stavanger, Norway.

The square building is crowned with an undulating green roof that dips towards the historic section of town and rises dramatically on the far side to address a nine-story apartment tower.

Julien de Smedt Architects won the competition to design the hotel back in 2008 and it was finished this summer. The undulating hotel is uniquely built on a pre-existing parking garage — the form of the garage underneath helped determine the final shape of the hotel. Elevating the six floor hotel above the parking garage structure has the advantage of giving more privacy to hotel guests. The space under the hotel at the street level now consists of shops, a restaurant and cafe, and the hotel lobby.

The green roof provides extra insulation and storm water retention for the hotel, and guests can even walk around the roof for fresh air and exercise. Meanwhile, the inner courtyard and garden space draws more light into the interior hotel rooms.

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