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La casa Madriguera - Rustic constructions that do not go out of style

Welcome back to Facades World, on the day of the date we will share the design of a rustic house with modern airs both in his interior design as it Exterior. Adjust those belts and, as we always tell you, let your imagination fly to implement new ideas for our house... We start!

Rustic style house with modern facade

Today we move to Spain to show you the Madriguera House, a weekend retreat which is in a rural environment surrounded by mountains and rivers. Recovering used materials from the area, this house is integrated with a stone and wood facade, creating a dialogue between the new construction and the existing materiality ... let's see.

The entire project is designed so that its inhabitants achieve an unparalleled calm while being in the house. In it we will see the use of natural building materials applied by hand by workers in the area. Whether stone, wood, lime, iron ... everything is real and connects with the natural environment.

El interior design The house was developed with the objective of minimizing the pieces of furniture, thus integrating work solutions that organize the space with storage and support functions. So inside we will find a simple distribution and clear, suitable for the usual use of two people or possibly four.

Rustic house plans with stone facade in 135 m2

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Refurbishment in Melbourne - House Designs by Bryan Alsop

On the day of the date we welcome you back to Facades World with a beautiful design house, exquisitely refurbished by the firm Bryant Alsop. We will talk about an old and outdated house which received a second chance thanks to its new and demanding tenants. Do you think if we start the tour? Here we go!

Renovated old house - Design of old houses

The new owners wanted Give the house a modern look, but at the same time preserve some classic touches that would remind them of the British style from its place of origin. This is how this is born old style house but reformed, which happens to be a modern classic housing in our times, let's see.

Interior design of renovated old house

Other designs of the firm Bryant Alsop

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Old and Village Houses - Construction of Yesteryear

On the day of the date Facades World returns a few years in time to share with all your various readers images of old houses and town, constructions of yesteryear that today continue to be talked about and that above all have managed to remain firm thanks, on occasions, to different renovations. Adjust those belts because right now… let's get started!

Old and village houses - remodeled buildings

Those constructions of village or old houses that have lasted over time, today they are completely renovated thanks to different renovations. Do not be fooled, a old house o town house It can be as pretty as a modern construction of today, so do not hesitate to take as an example each of the images that we offer below to implement an idea in their respective homes.

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Country Houses - A Completely Renovated Cottage in China

We return in Facades World to share a new copy, on the day of the date it is the turn of the renovation of a cabin in China. Are they going to miss it? We imagine not ... we started!

Country Houses - renovated cottage in China

Today we will show you through this new article to how to integrate modern decoration into vintage rural houses. That is why this project carried out by a fashion designer called Sun Min and the architect Christian Taeubert will be of great help if you are wondering how they can do it in their respective homes.

This renovated rural cottage It measures 76 square meters and was built in the 1970 decade, but had collapsed perimeter walls and lands covered with vegetation. We can appreciate how he keeps many of his original rustic features, like the original wooden beams and ceiling, which are next to the modern additions, such as the large sliding glass doors.

The cabin was renovated with a open plan design and the use mainly of locally sourced materials. The central space is occupied by a living room with a wood stove, a kitchen and a dining room and a small sleeping space on a raised platform at the other end. A master bedroom and bathroom are located at the other end of the house behind a stainless steel partition.

Within the ultramodern furniture we can find: wire chairs, stainless steel kitchen cabinets, and benches and wooden seats to soften the appearance of stone and metal.

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Traditional Spanish architecture, a unique trip for its best designs and style

Today Facades World we turn red and yellow and we take an almost complete tour of Spain to analyze and share their traditional architecture and their best designs and styles. Do not miss it, dear readers, because we are starting right now… here we go!

Traditional Spanish architecture

In Spain we can find a diversity wonderful architectural, so, that until today is overwhelming. That is why on the day of the date from our website we have decided to start a small visual trip through the most striking Spanish typical houses in the country. Do not fall asleep eh, because the trip is about to begin.

**Farmhouses:** The farmhouses are isolated constructions, always linked to an agrarian and livestock farm of family type. In mountain areas, **the material most used for its construction was the unpolished stone**, and in places where it was scarce, adobe was used for construction

**Barrack:** the barrack is a typical building of the Valencian Community and the Region of Murcia that served as housing for the farmers, so it is located in the irrigated orchards. It has a rectangular floor plan, about nine by five meters, with adobe walls and a triangular cover of hurricane and straw with a marked angle to drain the torrential rainfall typical of the area.

**Cave Houses:** In Granada, cave houses have been a reality that has lasted beyond prehistory. Thus, they had a first boom during the Muslim conquest of Andalusia, and another at the end of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Today, some 3.000 families from Granada continue to inhabit them.

**Casona Montañesa:** characteristic of Cantabria, this type of house stands out for its **southern facade**, open to the sun and light thanks to the characteristic «solana», a **balcony with wooden railing** protected from winds and rain by side walls.

**Farmhouses:** The cortijos are the type of dispersed rural habitat typical of the whole southern area of Spain, and its main characteristic is that they consist of an extensive surrounding territory for agricultural exploitation. The base of the cortijo is a large patio, around which were located the **livestock constructions**, those of work (forge, carpentry, etc) and those of storage, as well as the kitchen and the rooms of the workers.

**Pasiega Cabin:** the pasiega cabin was house, barn and hayloft at the same time, and is typical of the Cantabrian mountain. The ground floor was for animals, and the upper floor was used as housing and storage. The most curious thing about these constructions is that they were only inhabited during the warm season.

**Hamlet:** a hamlet and a quintana are **independent housing surrounded by agricultural land**, only that the first belongs to the Basque Country and to Navarre, while the second belongs to Cantabria and Asturias. Its construction is done in stone, and can reach 15 meters in height.

**Pazo:** the manor is a **manor house**, normally located in the countryside, and once the residence of important people in the community. They consist of a main building surrounded by a garden, a dovecote and often, small chapels.

**Farmhouse:** the farmhouse is a **farm house with farm** of a considerable size that consisted of a small watchtower, an interior patio and some adjoining constructions. Some of them were also fortified with palisades, mud walls or defense towers. Nowadays, they only fulfill a decorative task.

**Pallozas:** Of circular or oval plant with between ten and twenty meters of diameter, these houses of primitive aspect possess **low stone walls** and are covered by a **conical vegetable roof**, usually formed by stems of rye. Its appearance is old, yes, but it is because its origin is also: it is believed that they were Celtic buildings.

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Facades of old houses, do not miss these constructions of yesteryear that today are still talking

We return as every day in Facades World and we bring you the best architectural examples. On the day of the date it is the turn of facades of old houses, constructions of different styles in which you will be able to appreciate how the years pass over them, but what does not change is the feeling of the construction itself ... let's start!

Facades of old houses

Within these designs of facades of old houses such we will find some other town construction, with its characteristic simplicity and simplicity that is reflected in each place: quiet people, narrow streets ... and of course, their houses will have the same imprint but with a welcoming beauty.

On many occasions, facades of old houses They are enhanced by the presence of trees that have grown alongside them, providing shade, freshness and color. Other times, the magic is contributed by its inhabitants and their infinite dedication so that balconies and windows are full of pots with fresh plants and flowers, a way to beautify any house no matter what it is made of.

We will find a combination of beautiful windows, doors that invite to enter, impossible colors and everywhere, as well as old decorated facades and also some old houses in rustic style. All this that we offer today from Facades World, we hope that it is not only beautiful to look at, but that it can generate a change or remodeling in their homes, or in future jobs. Enjoy the rest of the copies ...

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