Design & Motivate - The Best Project in 2010

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&DesignMotivateENDLESS DESIGN CONCEPT

THE BEST ARCHITECTURE, THE BEST DESIGN, THE BEST SCENCE

PRIVATEMANSIONMODERN ARCHITECTURE

BEAUTIFUL AND ENERGY EFFICIENT

PARADISE WILL OPEN FORVISITORS IN THE END OF 2009

THE BEST PROJECT IN

2010

PERIVOlAS

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CONTEMPORARYPRIVATMANSION IN BRIGHTONspectacle of modern architecture amalgamated with

great luxury and interiors that are befitting royalty,

what you see is an exquisite and exclusive estate on11 Sussex Street in Brighton. Transforming theentire space into a retreat that pampers yoursenses, designer Nic Bochsler brings in a minimalistmodern look to a home with 3 living rooms, 4spacious bedrooms , 5 bathrooms, a home library, adining space, a theater room, a modern pool and evena fully scaled competition-ready grass lawn tenniscourt.

TENNIS COURT

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Grand, yet sleek, the interiorsfeature plenty of glass, neutral

shades like white and black and

offer amazing views of the bay

and the city. The culmination of a

great visual design and soothing

splendor makes the grand estate

at 11 Sussex Street a much sought

after delight.

LUXURY

Plenty OfGlass



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Kitchen

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Mixing Unconventional Design With A Splash Of Bold ShadesVADER HOUSE

Architect :Andrew Maynard

Probably one of the best examples of a home that seems unassuming and traditional in its presence, the VADER HOUSEopens into a refreshing, modern home that uses the available resources to the hilt. And the most striking feature is the

bold red staircase that seems to be part of an ongoing pattern all around the Vader home to bring in a playful look. The

hanging beams, integration of spaces with seamless ease and the way there seems to be no defined borders, allows for

greater and multiple use of available space making this beautiful structure all the more alluring ...... Simple and subtle!



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BOLD SHADES

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Floor lamp

with fabric shade. Stand made of mat black carbon fibre andmetal parts in brushed steel. With on/off switch on socket - and

on the cord. Mounted with transparent cord. Shade/outside:

black cotton ( rolled edge) - shade/inside: silver.Design: Henrik

Pedersen / 365

Diameter: shade: 53.5 cm

Height: Max: 2.2 metres

Light source: E27 75 Watt - or Energy Saving Bulb

Cord (~ lenght): 3.45 metres



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Designer

Monica Forster



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it is hard enough to find a lavish and luxurious private home in the heart of a big city, but it is all theharder when you want to get hold of one that is surrounded by green botanic gardens. Designed to be astylish Modern home with plenty of class and elegance, the Eaglemont sports a stunning minimalistliving room with a cozy fireplace, a personal library, breakfast rooms and a lot more.



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Cozy Fireplace

Eaglemont SportsBreakfast Rooms

Dining Room

Along with the beautiful

home, you also get yourown personal recreationalcenter with cinema,billiards, fitted-bar,teppanyaki

room and a gym.



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Orbital Lounge Chair, byChristophe Pillet,

With Its Bold Contours And Distinctive Mix of MaterialsThe Orbital Chair Is A Confident Alternative To Traditional Reception SpaceSeating .......

Available with a high gloss white or black outer shell and upholstered in fabric or leather in a range of colours. 2009



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SOPHISTICATED

World-class small luxury inn

luxury

Sophisticated travelersknow that PerivolasTraditional Houses is likeno other place on earth.This world-class smallluxury inn perched on thecliffs high above theAegean Sea is a romantichideaway in its ownprivate Garden of Eden.

It is but a short walkfrom Oia, the mostcharming village on theisland, and offers atranquil oasis farremoved from the

stresses of everyday life.From the stone terraceof each house guestsexperience abreathtaking panorama,from the azure sky aboveto the shimmeringwaters below, framed bya backdrop of brilliant

white cave dwellingscarved into red cliffs.

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The meditative silence is enriched with thesound of the waves lapping on the volcanic

shore and the gentle purring

Of a fishing boat as

it glides across theCaldera.

Perivolas' infinitypool, whichappears to mergewith the glintingblue waters of thesee, completes therefreshment ofbody and soul.

PERIVOLASinfinity pool

A place incomparably situated to watch the ever-changing light of day, culminating in thespectacular sunset over Oia.

MEDITATIVE SILENCE



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Osko &

Deichmann

Abyss

110 cm

1 x 10W

230V/120V

Great Concept From Italian Company

KUNDALINI

K U N D A L I N I A B Y S S + A T O M I U M



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GREENWORLD

2009 Marmalade Design Studio . All rights reserved . Design:Marmaladesign

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LEURA HOUSEBy James Stockwell Architect


Nesting in a mountain valley, Leura House by James Stockwell Architect is an architectural

masterpiece located in Leura, New South Wales - Australia. It was made for Former Federal Court

Judge Murray Wilcox and his wife Christine Wilcox with the idea to accommodate their big family

children, grandchildren and friends.



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Together with its aesthetic merits (it is build in the discontinuous unity method),the house should get a lot of credit for the smart technical solutions andsustainable energy systems. They include: The rammed sandstone walls (mixtureof crushed sandstone, 10% cement, chips of iron, stone and quartz),passive solarperformance system consisting 20 PV panels producing 5kwh/day, a 100,000lttank under the bedroom wing, to name just a few. Surrounded by the beauty of the

Blue Mountains, Leura house is nevertheless beautiful and stunning, as you will see.



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V I L L A

Paul de Ruiter

B E R K E L Architect: Paul de RuiterLocation: Veenendaal, Netherlands

Project Architect: Paul de Ruiter

Project Team: Sander van Veen, Helga Traksel

Advisor Construction: Van Kessel & Janssen bv

Contractor: Bouwbedrijf Valleibouw

Site Area: 1,232 sqm

Constructed Area: 277 sqm

Project Year: 2003-2004

Construction year: 2004-2005

Villa Berkel in Veenendaal (Netherlands) is built on a site formerlyoccupied by a bungalow dating from the nineteen seventies. The ownerswanted to remodel the bungalow, but decided on the advice of Paul de

Ruiter to demolish the bungalow and make room for a completely new

design.

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BUILDING PLOT


This layout of the site means that those parts of the house that the residents prefer to keep private are out of sight.


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The woods around the villa are dark, which means it is important to ensure thatas much light can enter the house as possible. However, the more glass is used in

a building, the more difficult it is to maintain the dividing line between inside and

outside, private and public. Therefore the building plot is divided into three long

strips at right angles to the road. The bottom and southernmost strip is reserved

for the garden, the middle strip contains the villa itself and the most northern

strip offers access to the house: this is where the drive, parking space and the

entrance are located. This layout of the site means that those parts of the house

that the residents prefer to keep private are out of sight.




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The layout of the site is repeated in the floor plan of the house. This is a lso divided into three strips over the 30-metre length ofthe villa. To ensure both openness and liveability, the floor plan is split. The eastern section, at the street side, contains the more

public functions: the entrance, study, kitchen and living; while the western section, furthest removed from the street, is reserved

for the more intimate activities: a corridor that acts as TV lounge, the be drooms and the bathroom. This means that the character

of the functions gradually becomes more intimate. Each function has its own zone within the house, which can be cut off bymeans of translucent sliding walls.

LIVING ZONES



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LIVING ZONES



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To create openness and lightness and totgive the residents the feeling living outside inthe green, the house is entirely oriented to

the secluded garden at the south. Everyroom in the villa looks directly out on to thisgarden, because three of the four faadesare made of glass.

The spacious wooden terrace forms a roomoutdoors, partly covered by a woodenawning supported by steel brackets thattaper upwards. This gives it the appearance

of floating above the ground. Ponds havebeen laid on both sides of the villa, so thatthe house here, too, appears to be raisedabove ground level, emphasising thelightness of the building.

LIVING INTHE GARDEN



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LIVING INTHE GARDEN



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LIVING ZONES



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SHOWER CONCEPT



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THE LOCATION Dellis CayParadise will open for visitors in the end of 2009


Humanity has always striven to


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recreate Paradise here on earth.

What better description of

Paradise than exuberant

greenery, golden sand beach,

crystal-clean waters, infinite sky,

serenity and the so hard to

achieve feel of timelessness and

peace? Actuated by this

aspiration, The PropertyCollection the company behind

this ambitious project has

begun the construction of an

outstanding resort, consisting of

luxurious

villas,hotelsandhouses. The action takes place in theCaribbean basin, to be more

specific - on Dellis Cay, an island

belonging to Turks and Caicos.

To realize the project investors

have invited eminent world-

famous names in the

architecture such as Shigeru

Ban, Kengo Kuma, Zaha Hadid,

Carl Ettensperger, Piero Lissoni,

David Chipperfield and ChadOppenheim.



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According to Lissoni, The original idea was to make a paradisewithout the buildings modifying the feeling of being in a paradise.

The development was designed with a maximum respect for nature.

also says Lissoni, who is responsible for creating 9 houses on the

edge of the ocean, 9 private villas and 24 hotel residences. Dellis Cay

has a surface of 560 acres and should hold 124 private villas, 154

residences, the Mandarin Oriental hotel, as well as a marina. It seems

that the resort will turn into a little private VIPcommunity with

properties ranging from 2 to 20 million US dollars. Construction

began on June 4th 2008 and is expected to be completed in the end

of 2009. It is also expected for the resort to be sold out long before

that, So if you want a piece of Paradise you should hurry up.



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Dellis Cay

delliscay.com



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At the time of the visit of theoffices of the Center of the Renaultdesign, return on an elegantprototype: Cut Concept with doorsbutterfly - sporting and compact. Astudy of style remaining very distantfrom a version of series with openingof the doors and the roof, in lytre.

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Armani


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Armani

T he building thatincorporates Armani/5thAvenue holds a veryimportant place in thehistory of architecturebecause its faade is oneof the first examples ofthe International Style.When one is dealing withs u c h a c u l t u r a lmilestone, one must

always bear in mind thatthe exterior is totally New

York, while the interiorshould have its ownidentity. A reflection ofthe flair and aestheticvalues that define theGiorgio Armani style.

The grand staircase isthe focal point, anexci t ing scu lp tura l

feature which connectsall the different levelsthat accommodate theArmani universe rangeby range.

Innovat ive in bo thlayout and content,Armani/5th Avenue isthe first concept storein which all the Armaniproducts are presentedin a single space, wherethe same design hasb e e n a d o p t e dthroughout: the subtlecolours and restrainedshapes emphasise thevalue of the product.

PROJECT NAME: ARMANI FIFTH AVENUEPROGRAMME: Emporio Armani, Giorgio Armani, Armani Casa, Armani Dolci, Armani Ristorante, Showroom, BarSITE: New York, UsaCLIENT:Gruppo Giorgio ArmaniCONSULTANT: STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING: Gilberto Sarti; PROJECT CONSULTANT ON THE SITE: Davide Stolfi;LIGHTING DESIGNCONSULTANT: Speirs & Major Associates

DATE 2007-2009 (Inauguration: 18th February 2009)ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT: DORIANA & MASSIMILIANO FUKSAS.



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Armani



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RICH & FAMOUS

Glamorganicmansion in LA

lifestyle at its best

4,800sq.ft. of pure luxury!Perched promontory above LA, California, this outstanding housereveals unreal views over the City of Angels and the ocean. Architects were lavish whendesigning this private single family residence, as it bristles with electric glass, bronze, stainlesssteel, chiseled granites and other rich materials. The Glamorganic house shines with 3bedrooms and 4 baths, amazing outdoor dining room, mirrored tile pool, 2 garage bays, 4fireplaces, terrace, and more. Winner of AIA 2007 Best Residential Design, this little palace isworth $7,850,000. We are sure it wont be long before it finds its owner.

Pure luxury!


Glamorganic


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MIRROREDTILEPOOL

Glamorganic



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A Prestigious Piece OfParadise

Bora Bora


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Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora is the company's first property in French Polynesia. Situated between the deepblue South Pacific Ocean and the turquoise waters of a tranquil lagoon the resort offers a true South Pacific

experience. This magical pearl of the pacific offers a combination of relaxation and exhilaration that only Bora Bora's

unique location can provide.

Every detail of the resort is perfection : 121 spacious hideaways within 100 over-water bungalows and 7 beachfront

villas with pools offer the ultimate in leisure living immerging guests in ultramodern comforts.


A Prestigious Piece Of Paradise


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A Prestigious Piece OfParadise



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