Wings Over Water by Kamermans Architects | Project of the Month
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- The ArchiPro New Zealand February Project of the Month is Wings Over Water by Kamermans Architects.
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That first shot was pure art. Stunning.
So stunning❤
This is a spectacular home! The landscape it resides in is jaw dropping! I hope the owners wake up everyday and realise how fortunate they are to live in such a beautiful home.
considering this is a holiday home and the owners are likely worth a couple hundred million dollars they have a lot to be thankful for.
Love the cinematic presentation!! Show the true beauty of the house
Me too❤
Very impressive work from this lady. Bravo! 😊
Stunning❤
It is a gorgeous home; made exceptional but the site and location.
Interesting
what a property, the end result is so mature!
Uma das mais belas casas que ja vi!
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Stunning build
The house is great but the location is amazing. Look at that backdrop...
The landscaping is excellent but the house has a small living, dining and bedrooms... and the library is a bookcase. The views are also excellent but not 360 degrees?
Stunning
Tranquility
Incredible house!
I like it too
Beautiful!
Stunning home,is dat a man made pond..
Not wanting to be deliberately critical, but why do architects usually end up with box structures, and if they do a curve they talk about it like its revolutionary
Bricks, glass and metal don’t curve easily and usually cost buckets of money to do so.
The problem with deconstructivism like what Zaha Hadid does is it's more complicated, it takes more time, and there's a lot of waste during construction
Because materials usually come in standard sizes and lengths then it's easy to end up in rectangles and boxes and scale that way up, the problem with a curved roof/ceiling is you need to trim a lot of the materials with guidance from a CAD drawing to be really accurate, although the waste materials can be recycled they would have to go back to a junkyard and be remelted again
Deconstructivism is only good if the budget is unlimited, that's what Zaha Hadid and Frank Gehry is known for, but it can't be applied that easily, it might also work on tiny houses with a wabi sabi mindset but it really shouldn't be the standard as it is too expensive and time consuming
Architecture is marked by eras, the human understanding of beauty is often changing, it is possible that in a future not so far off, more clients would request for more “curvy” architecture.
@@markyusto2364 fair point, I shouldnt have mentioned curves as everyone has focussed on them. I meant things like hip rooves , classic styling, cosiness rather than openess etc etc
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Because like most of us architects are part of a group as well ,and they know each other very well, they observe each other and once a trend emerges in their industry,which it always does in architecture, the others follow the most successful one
Sadly though overtime the original concept that was groundbreaking becomes mundane and predictable and bastardised
I agree too many boxed layers in this era