Selected among 10,000 entries vying for the design of the 2005 dream home, INsite’s submittal caught the eyes of the Home and Garden promoters. The main residence totaling 5,400 square feet includes a 32 feet high great room with incorporated dining, kitchen and sunroom. The separate boathouse contains 780 square feet and provides an “L” porch ensure exciting views of the sunset and the natural beauty of the lake.

PROGRAM: RESIDENTIAL LOCATION: DUNKIRK ESTATE, SALT ROCK, SOUTH AFRICA SIZE: 350m² Located within Dunkirk Estate, this design maximises the potential of the small site. It minimises impact on the surrounding environment by reducing cut and fill. The building opens up to the north and south to maximise natural light and reduce solar heat gain. All windows on the upper ground floor slide away to promote cross ventilation and promote indoor/outdoor living. The large expanse of Low-E glass captures views into the forest from both levels, whilst maintaining a good thermal performance The rainwater collected from the 15000 litre harvesting system will be used to flush toilets and irrigate the landscaping. The indigenous green roof not only reduces heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter, it also serves to visually integrate the built environment with the natural surrounding vegetation. The interiors were designed by Moos Interior Architects.

Kevin Meechan This home was inspired by the concept of south east meets south west. The rich colors add beautiful contrast to the traditional mountain craftsman design. The rustic house plan promotes open living spaces with a floor plan that provides abundant places to enjoy breath taking views, elegantly blending the outdoors with the indoors. From covered porches and multiple decks to a large lodge room offering a great view through a wall of windows, this mountain home plan embraces tranquil living.

Second island features a bar area with a Walnut wood top by Grothouse Lumber. Island design also features a single bowl sink and faucet by Blanco USA. Flooring by Porcelanosa, Rapid Gris. All cabinets are Wood-Mode 84; perimeter cabinets are Vanguard Plus on Plain Sawn Walnut; island cabinets feature Vanguard MDF door style on Gloss Nordic White finish. All pictures copyright and promotional use of Wood-Mode.

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The beautifully appointed open kitchen in this Placitas area home uses renewable and sustainable materials and energy-efficient appliances plus a design that promotes a good flow and ease of use for the family. The use of natural warm woods, slate floors, granite countertops and a ceramic tile backsplash imparts a warm and inviting ambiance to this practical kitchen, which makes is a popular gathering place for family and friends. Photo by StyleTours ABQ.

From the initial sketch to the planted masterpiece – this plentiful and copious yet water conscience garden makes a bold statement in the neighborhood. The layers of planting of different heights and textures create a strong visual presence and set the mood of excitement as you wind your way to the entry. The combination of tropical plants and succulents continue to promote the multi- layered visual experience .

PROGRAM: RESIDENTIAL LOCATION: DUNKIRK ESTATE, SALT ROCK, SOUTH AFRICA SIZE: 350m² Located within Dunkirk Estate, this design maximises the potential of the small site. It minimises impact on the surrounding environment by reducing cut and fill. The building opens up to the north and south to maximise natural light and reduce solar heat gain. All windows on the upper ground floor slide away to promote cross ventilation and promote indoor/outdoor living. The large expanse of Low-E glass captures views into the forest from both levels, whilst maintaining a good thermal performance The rainwater collected from the 15000 litre harvesting system will be used to flush toilets and irrigate the landscaping. The indigenous green roof not only reduces heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter, it also serves to visually integrate the built environment with the natural surrounding vegetation. The interiors were designed by Moos Interior Architects.

PROGRAM: RESIDENTIAL LOCATION: DUNKIRK ESTATE, SALT ROCK, SOUTH AFRICA SIZE: 350m² Located within Dunkirk Estate, this design maximises the potential of the small site. It minimises impact on the surrounding environment by reducing cut and fill. The building opens up to the north and south to maximise natural light and reduce solar heat gain. All windows on the upper ground floor slide away to promote cross ventilation and promote indoor/outdoor living. The large expanse of Low-E glass captures views into the forest from both levels, whilst maintaining a good thermal performance The rainwater collected from the 15000 litre harvesting system will be used to flush toilets and irrigate the landscaping. The indigenous green roof not only reduces heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter, it also serves to visually integrate the built environment with the natural surrounding vegetation. The interiors were designed by Moos Interior Architects.

The design vision centers on a harmonious blend of sleek aesthetics and practical solutions. By utilizing a neutral color palette accented with bold, artistic elements, we establish a balance that resonates with the principles of contemporary design. The goal is to create spaces that feel both inviting and inspiring, promoting a sense of well-being and connection

The Northampton Street conversion vertically combines two condominiums located within a historic building to create one large, spacious living environment. Springer Architects designed a custom wood and steel staircase which connects the two units and creates a visual anchor for the space. A custom glass floor on the second level promotes the feeling of connection between the upper and lower spaces while filling the main living space with abundant light.

Enhance productivity and well-being with our versatile range of standard and standing desks. Designed to accommodate modern work dynamics, these desks foster ergonomics and flexibility, promoting a comfortable and engaging work environment. Whether seeking a traditional setup or embracing the health benefits of standing, our desks cater to diverse professional needs.

Project the day we completed the installation. The new sod greens up in a few weeks when temperatures warm up. Backyard landscape design to correct rainwater runoff and promote drainage away from the home. Before installing the sod, the yard was contoured to direct water to a low area we created in the backyard. With a series of swales and underground gutter drain pipes we corrected the problem of poor drainage.

To reconstruct an office space for a creative agency. A space which could aid in breeding new ideas and promoting teamwork. We wanted the main lounge to be vibrant and inviting. This is the area where the creatives would collaborate over a rest session or maybe just discuss football or watch a movie. Contemporary furniture would make the room look inviting and provide a functional design. The textured front wall does just enough to break the light and give the room that subtle depth.

Selected among 10,000 entries vying for the design of the 2005 dream home, INsite’s submittal caught the eyes of the Home and Garden promoters. The main residence totaling 5,400 square feet includes a 32 feet high great room with incorporated dining, kitchen and sunroom. The separate boathouse contains 780 square feet and provides an “L” porch ensure exciting views of the sunset and the natural beauty of the lake.

PROGRAM: RESIDENTIAL LOCATION: DUNKIRK ESTATE, SALT ROCK, SOUTH AFRICA SIZE: 350m² Located within Dunkirk Estate, this design maximises the potential of the small site. It minimises impact on the surrounding environment by reducing cut and fill. The building opens up to the north and south to maximise natural light and reduce solar heat gain. All windows on the upper ground floor slide away to promote cross ventilation and promote indoor/outdoor living. The large expanse of Low-E glass captures views into the forest from both levels, whilst maintaining a good thermal performance The rainwater collected from the 15000 litre harvesting system will be used to flush toilets and irrigate the landscaping. The indigenous green roof not only reduces heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter, it also serves to visually integrate the built environment with the natural surrounding vegetation. The interiors were designed by Moos Interior Architects.

PROGRAM: RESIDENTIAL LOCATION: DUNKIRK ESTATE, SALT ROCK, SOUTH AFRICA SIZE: 350m² Located within Dunkirk Estate, this design maximises the potential of the small site. It minimises impact on the surrounding environment by reducing cut and fill. The building opens up to the north and south to maximise natural light and reduce solar heat gain. All windows on the upper ground floor slide away to promote cross ventilation and promote indoor/outdoor living. The large expanse of Low-E glass captures views into the forest from both levels, whilst maintaining a good thermal performance The rainwater collected from the 15000 litre harvesting system will be used to flush toilets and irrigate the landscaping. The indigenous green roof not only reduces heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter, it also serves to visually integrate the built environment with the natural surrounding vegetation. The interiors were designed by Moos Interior Architects.

To reconstruct an office space for a creative agency. A space which could aid in breeding new ideas and promoting teamwork. We wanted the main lounge to be vibrant and inviting. This is the area where the creatives would collaborate over a rest session or maybe just discuss football or watch a movie. Contemporary furniture would make the room look inviting and provide a functional design. The textured front wall does just enough to break the light and give the room that subtle depth.

PROGRAM: RESIDENTIAL LOCATION: DUNKIRK ESTATE, SALT ROCK, SOUTH AFRICA SIZE: 350m² Located within Dunkirk Estate, this design maximises the potential of the small site. It minimises impact on the surrounding environment by reducing cut and fill. The building opens up to the north and south to maximise natural light and reduce solar heat gain. All windows on the upper ground floor slide away to promote cross ventilation and promote indoor/outdoor living. The large expanse of Low-E glass captures views into the forest from both levels, whilst maintaining a good thermal performance The rainwater collected from the 15000 litre harvesting system will be used to flush toilets and irrigate the landscaping. The indigenous green roof not only reduces heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter, it also serves to visually integrate the built environment with the natural surrounding vegetation. The interiors were designed by Moos Interior Architects.