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Tsatsu's ideas
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another slope
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another slope
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use of the slope
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I like this... it uses concrete, glass and steel
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good use of sloping ground
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love the plant life everywhere
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very interesting and doable... they use louvres
n- this I really like
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these vertical bars/slats, whatever can make it easier to see outside but restrict what people can see
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Building into the roof
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interesting roof/hall space
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there's two big roofs that we could make into balconies
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interesting side aspect
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This doesn't seem to make use of the slope at all
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this building makes use of the slope. we should research building into slopes and how those work out
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other side of the house
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I think we can use hard glass like this is the grounds are heavily wooded... then outsiders can't look in, but we would constantly be surrounded by trees and have the feeling of living in nature
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looks like a big, sprawling house... but, I think I like designs like this
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not sure Lena will like this... but this is also interesting... we could have a lower say of rooms built into the hillside where these stilts are
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this looks like it would be big and hot, but I like it
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this design projects out of the slope... may not need all of the grounds to be flattened and terraced
another slope
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