Really Cool Glass Houses
If you never get bored to admire the impressive design of a glass house, you should check out these Really Cool Glass Houses.
The advantage of a glass house is given by the views it can offer. From inside a glass house, you will always get to see something nice when you look through the window. Or windows in this case.
Apart from being always so bright and feeling dreamlike at night, they also look amazing. So let’s see some of the coolest designed glass houses.
One of the most interesting ideas I ever saw in home designing. Architects from Johan Selbing Architecture did something amazing in Almere, The Netherlands and called it Cache-Cache.
The mirror house was designed for a competition to create a home with a strong connection to its environment, and this one certainly reflects its surroundings – literally.
The structure is a simple, flat roofed volume clad entirely in reflective glass which echoes the leafy trees around it, while also blocking the views in without blocking the views out.
Inside, the compact house boasts a simple layout that lives larger than its square footage dictates.
This creative family home is designed by SJK Architects and they called it The Leaf House. It was built in the coastal town of Alibaug, India at the base of the hills and away from the sea.
The land is lush with coconut, mango and neem trees. The sun rises on the eastern hills and when SJK Architects first saw the site it was strewn with leaves.
The visual of the leaves became the muse for the final design of the building. Great example of how nature can inspire human art.
Designed by Netherlands architecture firm 123DV, this contemporary glass house is amazing inside out.
Set in the countryside, the ultra modern linear silhouette is a far cry from its timber-framed farmhouse neighbors.
Inside and out, this look is clean and contemporary, and another interesting feature is one you can’t see outright – it’s self sustaining!
In San Francisco, there is a house designed by Fougeron Architecture that has certainly turned residential architecture on its head!
Like many homes in the San Francisco area, this vertically oriented house suffered a disconnect between its multiple levels and its awesome urban surroundings.
The architects set out to create a unified house design with a connection to the outside environment.
I saved this for the end because it is truly amazing and I know you will immediately want to own it.
Designed by the Australian architecture firm Maria Gigney Architects, it was once a brick cottage and redesigned into a modern, fully glazed panorama house design.
It invites nature in through expansive glazing and outdoor entertaining areas being the ultimate vantage point for taking in the breathtaking vistas of water and sky, with the city skyline twinkling in the distance.
I hope you enjoyed reading this article and I suggest you also check out The $305 million Penthouse.