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architectural designs – The idea of home design is very luxurious and glamorous is designed by Keith Baker Design a designer who had received a special award in the design of residential homes. In design, the architect refers to modern tropical architecture principle as wide aperture in each room to maximize the circulation of fresh air and the entry of natural light. This magnificent building has the most basic ingredient of glass and concrete. With shades of beautiful natural scenery is supported by beautiful gardens on every page of the center orientation of the house.

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The entire exterior facade on this house is truly awesome, with dominated by glass and solid walls to reduce the hot sun. Partially covered by a stone wall facade composed of natural-shaped boxes and decorated with simple geometric tropical frangible trees so that the display home is not “rigid”. For the arrangement of space inside, the architect of the flow chamber process sequence that flows to residential interior feels spacious and maximize the visual continuity between spaces. When you get to this house, we can immediately see the stairwell of the front garden the house with a neat layout so that beautiful in the eye.

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Upstairs, there is a lounge which is surrounded by the dining room and the bed is very luxurious and comfortable. The floor below the processed form of stepping stone stairs and a sprinkling of coral while most decorative walls covered by a panel of artistic arrangement of wooden slats. All window sills and railings as well as most doors made ??of glass and wood, most of the furniture and accessories designed by the architect with simple shapes and bright colors that highlight the uniqueness.

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Architects also many apply material  the glass as a medium to see the beautiful scenery from the house, the most unique is the structure of the sloping roof and the entrance is shaded by a canopy of glass. The architect also designed the glass walls and steel frames from the ground floor to the ceiling upstairs and blend with the construction of the glass canopy on the front porch. Furthermore, dining area, and a corner for guests and a semi open staircase on the top floor in the middle of the house so they can become an area of transition from public areas. A guest bedroom and hall to master bedroom laid out next to the family room where the bedrooms are complemented by wide glass windows that provide views to the front and side garden.