Completed in 2012 in Las Condes, Chile. Images by Marcelo Cáceres. The assignment was to build a small house for the keeper of a farm which corresponds to an ecological reserve in the urban limit of the city of...
Near Vail, the estate includes a roughly 13,000-square-foot Tuscan-inspired villa and a 1½-mile long road that took two years and $1 million to build
sara antunes mário ferreira arquitectos has completed the 'casa dos caseiros', or 'caretaker's house', at the the 'quinta da boavista' in portugal.
Image 10 of 22 from gallery of Casa Cuidador “Hijuela El Durazno” / emA Arquitectos. Photograph by Marcelo Cáceres
Our finest one bedroom cottage, The Old Caretakers Cottage. Estes Park Cabin at its best. Views and wildlife abound. McGregor Mountain Lodge.
This newly built Jackson, Wyoming, abode is small and stylish
This rustic lakeside home designed by Brink Custom Homes is located in the mountains, fronting Burnt Cedar Beach, in Incline Village, Nevada.
This newly built Jackson, Wyoming, abode is small and stylish
Image 19 of 34 from gallery of Caretaker’s House / Invisible Studio. Photograph by Valerie Bennett
Our brain can be easily compared to a browser with multiple tabs open at once. I think you and I can fairly agree that we both have different goals, daily tasks, ideas, and worries running constantly inside our brain. All…
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Caretaker’s Cabin, Mt. Mulanje, Malawi Submitted by Thomas Wilson / @thomspictures
Our "Vorwerk" (Caretaker's Cabin), a "dose mit emaille und brillanten" (jewelbox) in the High Sierras at Grizzly Ranch. A cup of Polish, a dash of Russian, 3 kilos of Norge, plenty of Prussian, Mecklanburg'er, Hansa, Viking, Baltic, and Scandihoovian..... It all depends on where the borders were drawn at any given time in history. In the end it just ends up being: Architecture from "the LAND of the BLUE EYES". Zakopane in the Sierras. Can you smell the wood burning fire? With inspiration from the architecture of the alpine village called Zakopane in the Carpathian Alps, in the Tatras Mtns along the border between Poland and Slovakia. The area is known as the podhale and the people are called goral. The roof lines and gable ends are typical of this region, but the architectural accoutrements come from an area we refer to as "the Land of the Blue Eyes". The roof ridge and stallion ornamentation, called an okhlupen, comes from the Dvina River region of NW Russia. The window carvings take their inspiration from the choir stalls in the cathedral Dom St. Petri in Bremen, Germany, an old Hansa Federation Port City. The window shutters are inspired by the Inn of Lillehammer, Norway, and the support posts are replicas of the corner posts at the Vikingsholm architectural site on the shores of Lake Tahoe, here in our Sierra Nevada Mountains. Vikingsholm is considered by most, to be the finest rendition of baronial Scandinavian/Viking architecture in North America. The wide chinking between the logs is typical of Bohemia and Silesia, as well as prevalent in our National Parks here in the USA. The stone work is dry stacked Montana basalt, and the reclaimed rafter tails are from old barns in Canada. www.mountainliving.com/article/ancestral-aesthetic
Nestled amongst the historic inns and grand homes of Camden, you will find a true gem, Caretakers Cottage. This wonderful Maine vacation rental home is a short walk from downtown Camden's restaurants, shops, public library, harbor and schooner excursions. A great home-base to explore day trips along the coast of Maine.
Nevada's mountains are no strangers to stunning properties, but Crystal Pointe - which climbs up verdant hillside overlooking the sparkling waters of Lake Tahoe - is something else.
This newly built Jackson, Wyoming, abode is small and stylish
Completed in 2012 in Las Condes, Chile. Images by Marcelo Cáceres. The assignment was to build a small house for the keeper of a farm which corresponds to an ecological reserve in the urban limit of the city of...
This newly built Jackson, Wyoming, abode is small and stylish
This family compound on Upper Saranac Lake comes with a boathouse and private beach. The Airstream is negotiable.—Sarah Tilton
212 S Park Ave, Helena, MT 59601-6279
You can find this mystical-looking stone cabin on a great trail in the Peace Garden State.
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About The Orchard's caretaker home in the woods by painter Charlotte Danvers (American, 1913-2009) a Pacific Grove artist. Signed lower left. Unframed. Image, 15"H x 30"L.
This newly built Jackson, Wyoming, abode is small and stylish
This stunning mountain home by Living Stone Design + Build is sited in a secluded, thickly-wooded neighborhood in Asheville, North Carolina.
Château de Béranger-Sassenage, pavillon d'entrée.
This rustic-modern abode was designed with family and summer camp in mind
Appalachia Mountain is an A-Frame mountain house plan with great views out the rear, ample porch space and an open floor plan.
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Lots of snow.... www.mountainliving.com/August-2013/Ancestral-Aesthetic/ Our little vorwerk in the mountains of northern California. This is our little escape from the wear & tear of urban life in the high Sierras near Lake Tahoe. ..... Our "Vorwerk" (Caretaker's Cabin), a "dose mit emaille und brillanten" (jewelbox) in the High Sierras at Grizzly Ranch. A cup of Polish, a dash of Russian, 3 kilos of Norge, plenty of Prussian, Mecklanburg'er, Hansa, Viking, Baltic, and Scandihoovian..... It all depends on where the borders were drawn at any given time in history. In the end it just ends up being: Architecture from "the LAND of the BLUE EYES". Zakopane in the Sierras. Can you smell the wood burning fire? With inspiration from the architecture of the alpine village called Zakopane in the Carpathian Alps, in the Tatras Mtns along the border between Poland and Slovakia. The area is known as the podhale and the people are called goral. The roof lines and gable ends are typical of this region, but the architectural accoutrements come from an area we refer to as "the Land of the Blue Eyes". The roof ridge and stallion ornamentation, called an okhlupen, comes from the Dvina River region of NW Russia. Did you know that there is a theory that the forefathers of "the RUS" were Vikings? The window carvings take their inspiration from the choir stalls in the cathedral Dom St. Petri in Bremen, Germany, an old Hansa Federation Port City. The window shutters are inspired by the Inn of Lillehammer, Norway, and the support posts are replicas of the corner posts at the Vikingsholm architectural site on the shores of Lake Tahoe, here in our Sierra Nevada Mountains. Vikingsholm is considered by most, to be the finest rendition of baronial Scandinavian/Viking architecture in North America. The wide chinking between the logs is typical of Bohemia and Silesia, as well as prevalent in our National Parks here in the USA. The stone work is dry stacked Montana basalt, and the reclaimed rafter tails are from old barns in Canada.
Caretaker’s cabin, Goldmyer Hot Springs, Cascade Mountains, Washington Submitted by Kevin Tracy
sara antunes mário ferreira arquitectos has completed the 'casa dos caseiros', or 'caretaker's house', at the the 'quinta da boavista' in portugal.
