Lavish / Luxury Living in Apartments in a 50-Storey Glass Tower in South Florida

This apartment building is one of the most sought after its neighborhood in south Florida. This Jade Ocean which its 50-storey glass tower covers apartments ranging from 1086 sq ft to 3455 sq ft and penthouses up to 10,000 sq ft in surface.

Although this Jade Ocean Building is very modern is style, which beauty comes from its simplicity, the apartment interiors can also be fitted with some furniture and interior decorations (like the classic pendant lamp) with classic styles, with their dainty ornate that look great when they are combined with the overall matching designs and accessories. At least, this building features wood flooring that can accommodate various styles, from a combination of classic and modern to the ultra modern if the owner wants.

And then, comes to the “thing” that you have guessed before, the ocean sights are invited via floor to ceiling glass walls. Each apartment features the same interior decoration for its wall, the sea sights. And, another good thing is, if you like this apartment, you can buy one, or three, from Marquette Turner.   Via

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Architecture Visitor Center in Eco Santuary Orokon by Architectural Ecology - Amazing Light and Airy Mountain Architecture

Otago Natural History Trust takes care of native forest area in the region, where indigenous plants and animals in nature can live without the threat of introduced pests. It has established a protective island sanctuary, north of the city of Dunedin.

The building was built with continuity to the line of typical construction of New Zealand, which has not too much impact on the landscape, just as the client’ request, The building tries to interpret its location and the discovery of landscape as a unique repository of flora, fauna and history of the local population.

The design and construction of visitor center is an attempt to meet some harsh climate of the location, on the upper slopes of Mopanui and Mihiwaka, as well as the user deeds. it is a cloudly area with vegatation is described as "cloud forest". It has strong winds, snow and ice during winters but the climate is drought during summers.

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There are classrooms, officess, shops, visitor services, and a large central atrium which are protected by wooden sunscreens  that better integrate the natural landscape, and are topped by the amazing light and airy curved roof.

Architects: Architectural Ecology.      Location: Dunedin, New Zealand.      Structural Engineer: Hadley & Robinson Ltd.      Mechanical Engineer: MSS Ltd.     Construction: Naylor Love Limited.      Year: 2010.     Photos by: Patrick Reynolds.  Via.

If you like this building, you might also like the Yusuhara Wooden Bridge Museum another our beautiful building architecture with beautiful mountain and forest sight.

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Contemporary Modular Classrooms Design using Recycled Materials

There are some intangible benefits in building a green design, these classrooms are one among some others that can be used for a reference. First the classrooms are built using recycled materials, a prominent factor to preserve our environment. Second, the classrooms are built in modular building concept making the construction times very short, a mere 6 months that can save money and other energy. Third, there’s one important achievement in respect to the educational goals. The student of this school scores 25% higher than other schools, partly because this school can give a real live example in educating about sustainability, conservation, and environmental awareness. These modular classrooms are built by Project FROG, Watkinson School on a 3,500-sq feet area. This is a great project with many intangible benefit, the basic idea of give and get can be applied anywhere. Give to the nature and get a real live experiences and understanding about environment and use it as a basis to learn, to experience and to get better understanding about other educational subjects as well.

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Contemporary Modular Classrooms Design using Recycled Materials

There are some intangible benefits in building a green design, these classrooms are one among some others that can be used for a reference. First the classrooms are built using recycled materials, a prominent factor to preserve our environment. Second, the classrooms are built in modular building concept making the construction times very short, a mere 6 months that can save money and other energy. Third, there’s one important achievement in respect to the educational goals. The student of this school scores 25% higher than other schools, partly because this school can give a real live example in educating about sustainability, conservation, and environmental awareness. These modular classrooms are built by Project FROG, Watkinson School on a 3,500-sq feet area. This is a great project with many intangible benefit, the basic idea of give and get can be applied anywhere. Give to the nature and get a real live experiences and understanding about environment and use it as a basis to learn, to experience and to get better understanding about other educational subjects as well.

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Largest Green Building in the World

In the urgency to prevent global warming, the architects of this building were willing to use the solar energy for the building they built in Dezhou, Shangdong Province in northwest China. This is a large building of 75.000 square meters, and it is a multifunction building features scientific research facilities, meeting and training facilities, exhibition centers and a hotel, all of them run on solar power. This building is the best example so far for sustainable building design because of its scale and the high percentage of sustainable power it uses. This design is not only “adding” a few green features inside.  Via – Ecofriend & China

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