The 'EvansHouse' by BittoniDesign is a Reflection of the Night Sky
Annie Ho — July 19, 2010 — Art & Design
References: bittonidesign & contemporist
As you can see, the 'evansHouse' by BittoniDesign has massive windows all over the house to let the beautiful California sun shine through. The design of the home has strong sharp edges, giving it a geometric feeling.
Located in the neighborhood of Crestwood Hills, Los Angles, the 'evansHouse' by BittoniDesign has a double space living area just above the kitchen that encourages more social gatherings. Wouldn't you love to live in a house like this?
Located in the neighborhood of Crestwood Hills, Los Angles, the 'evansHouse' by BittoniDesign has a double space living area just above the kitchen that encourages more social gatherings. Wouldn't you love to live in a house like this?
Trend Themes
1. Geometric Architecture - Architectural designs with strong geometric shapes and sharp edges are gaining popularity and can disrupt the traditional architecture industry.
2. Large Windows - The use of large windows in residential buildings is becoming a trend and can create opportunities for companies focusing on glass technology and construction materials.
3. Social Gathering Spaces - Designing living areas in residential buildings that encourage social gatherings can be a disruptive innovation opportunity for the real estate industry.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Incorporating geometric shapes and sharp edges in architectural designs can become a new trend and a potential disruption for the industry.
2. Glass Manufacturing - Growing popularity of large windows in residential buildings is an opportunity for companies specializing in glass technology to create innovative products and solutions.
3. Real Estate - Creating living spaces that encourage social gatherings can bring a disruptive change in the real estate industry and attract new customers.
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