- This magnificent, luxuriously appointed home affords incredible sea and mountain vistas. Stylish furniture enhances the natural stone, glass, timber and marble finishes. Six bedrooms en-suite with private terraces maximise the spectacular views. Computerised state of the art home automation and security system is included in this fully air conditioned and heated home. Sound proof home theatre for the movie fanatic. the open plan living rooms flow seamlessly to swimming pool and patio overlooking natural indigenous garden with mountain stream. Luxury of private elevator and 7-car garage.
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Friday, June 19, 2015
LUXURIOUS HOME IN CAMPS BAY, CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
Monday, July 15, 2013
Luxurious Living in Johannesburg, South Africa: House Tat in Bassonia
Luxurious Living in Johannesburg, South Africa: House Tat in Bassonia
When arriving at House Tat, the visitor can immediately understand the size of this project byNico Van Der Meulen Architects, for the five storey house was redesigned into a contemporary home. The building is located on a very steep and narrow site with 180° views to the east, which allowed the architectural design to take advantage of the spectacular views, but acted as a challenge when the architects wanted to add habitable space. The architect, Rudolph van der Meulen explains that the teams had to work on an existing structure and creativity allowed them to redesign the existing space making the most of natural light and the stunning views.
The contemporary makeover was given to the entire building: from the street to the east façade one can enjoy the modern feel thanks to the use of concrete, steel and glass. Public and private space have been vertically divided, with the entry level being the most public with an entertainment area that opens up to a covered balcony, a study, a bar-lounge as well as a meeting room for business visitors. With limited garden space, the various balconies and the large covered terrace floating above the raised pool deck encourage outdoor life while taking full advantage of the magnificent views. [Photos and information received via e-mail by Laura Doriguzzi Bozzo]
When arriving at House Tat, the visitor can immediately understand the size of this project byNico Van Der Meulen Architects, for the five storey house was redesigned into a contemporary home. The building is located on a very steep and narrow site with 180° views to the east, which allowed the architectural design to take advantage of the spectacular views, but acted as a challenge when the architects wanted to add habitable space. The architect, Rudolph van der Meulen explains that the teams had to work on an existing structure and creativity allowed them to redesign the existing space making the most of natural light and the stunning views.
The contemporary makeover was given to the entire building: from the street to the east façade one can enjoy the modern feel thanks to the use of concrete, steel and glass. Public and private space have been vertically divided, with the entry level being the most public with an entertainment area that opens up to a covered balcony, a study, a bar-lounge as well as a meeting room for business visitors. With limited garden space, the various balconies and the large covered terrace floating above the raised pool deck encourage outdoor life while taking full advantage of the magnificent views. [Photos and information received via e-mail by Laura Doriguzzi Bozzo]
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