Swedish Passive Houses by Kjellgren Kaminsky Architecture studio

VILLA ATRIUM ( Area : 160 m², Bedrooms : 2 )

Here is the new Sweden's prefabricated passive house design by Kjellgren kaminsky architecture studio, A passive House (Passivhaus in German) that gives results in ultra-low energy buildings that require little energy for space heating. Architecture studio Kjellgren Kaminsky and their client Emrahus have presented Sweden’s first series of prefabricated passive houses at the Hem & Villa housing fair in Malmö from March 6 to March 9.

VILLA VINKEL (Area : 150 m², Bedrooms: 4 )

The Passive Houses, which were presented at the Hem & Villa housing fair in Malmö, Sweden earlier this month, are well-insulated homes that require minimal heating.

VILLA SADELTAK
AREA: 160m²
BEDROOMS: 4




























VILLA VY
AREA: 200m²
BEDROOMS: 3
















Related Villa's and Prefab design can be found here and here.

Villa D | a Single Family House, Stockholm, Sweden by Rachel Belachev Arkitektur

This is a great architectural project on villa or house design that was brought to you by Rachel Belachev Arkitektur . The Villa D is located in south-east of Stockholm, Sweden and situated on a rocky and steep site that overlooks a beautiful surrounding with high above street-level site location.

There is two main thing thats the designer/ architect try to solve from the Villa D on design phase based on the client's wish, first how is the way to access the highest point of the site, and an aim to limit the amount of blasted rock. So the problem slove that is come up from this Villa D from the designer /Architect ( Rachel Belachev ) are by choosing to design a clearly defined volume that shoots out from the rock, creating a dramatic effect worthy the site. The result is a long rectangular shaped plan, integrated into the rock on one end, cantilevered with an inclined gable on the other.































While the building has a dramatic 2-story façade facing the street, its opposite face presents a discreet single story turned towards a dense forest.The structure of the building is a combined timbre and steel construction with facades clad in wooden panels. The panels have been given a grey tone as a way of borrowing the colours of the surrounding nature.













































The rooms area that are placed on the first floor with an access to the large terraces are living room, dining and kitchen areas, while the bedrooms are on the ground floor, The rooms organization of the Villa D that are explained before are created in order to fulfil the client’s wish of accessing the highest point of the site. There also skylight that is stands above the staircase and the access to the first floor bright and inviting.












































Home / Villa D Project Detail and Credits :
Project Name : Villa D
Year of Completion: 2006
Architect : RB Arkitektur AB, Kungsbroplan 1, SE 112 27 Stockholm, Sweden.
Tel: +46-8-55801414, Fax: +46-8-55801441 - www.rbark.se
Principal Architect: Rahel Belatchew Lerdell
Team: Björn Axelsson, Henrik Ingves
Photo Credits: RB Arkitektur AB.

Beautiful Zhongkai Sheshan Villas in Shanghai, China

This Beautiful Zhongkai Sheshan Villa project was designed by Stuart Silk Architects, This nice Villa have a floating in water pavilions that is connected by bridges and its true inspiration is comes from the famous Yu Yuan gardens. To reproduce the peaceful nature of the classical gardens, thick sandblasted glass panels define the boundary around the home.











See also Other Stuart Silk Architects Project ( Contemporary West Capitol Hill Residence ) on this Best House Design Blog under Stuart Silk Architects Categories.










Entering through a wall, one beholds the house majestically rising from a large pool of water and reaches it across large stepping stones. A bridge of the Interior serves as the principal circulation and organizing element of the home. The bridge spans water pools located 3 meters below and creates a vertical connection to the lower level. The main stairway appears to float in space.









The parent's bedroom,living room, formal and informal dining rooms, and study are separate pavilions, united by the interior bridge and surrounding water. The pavilions will be clad in sandstone, giving shelter to the quality of the spaces.