TOP 15 Futuristic Houses

As technologies and design tastes change, the way homes are built is also changing. Get ready to be inspired as we take a look at the 15 best

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number 15. villa ipsilon greece the villa ipsilon is a stunning

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house that was built by Lhasa Architects in 2017. It is on a hilltop in Fincundo, Greece and has been Specifically designed to blend into the surroundings as much as possible with an internal space of 1600 square feet, it is divided into two parts, there is a more private living room with three bedrooms. and two bathrooms, all of which have incredible views to the east of the property, the kitchen and living rooms are in a common area that faces the south of the house and has ample access to the three exterior patios of the building, it is made of concrete. shell with a green roof and incorporates numerous modern technologies, including a cross ventilation strategy that reduces the need for air conditioning units.

Everything in the villa is custom designed and new construction techniques were developed to create the free form pool. All materials, such as concrete and Toronto marble, were also sourced locally, making this home one of the most environmentally conscious luxury buildings in the world. Number 14, Capitol Hill Villa, Russia, The Capitol Hill residence, which is located on a hillside in Barvika, Russia, was designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid and at an estimated cost of $140 million, is one of the most expensive residences in the world considering land prices in the area are relatively cheap, this just shows how much technology and ingenuity went into the construction of the building spread over four floors offering over 28,000 square feet of living space the suite The main level is at the top of a concrete spire and is 72 feet above the ground.

Residents use a glass elevator or stairs to reach it. The lower level contains leisure facilities such as a swimming pool, gym and entertainment lounge. while the entrance on the first floor leads directly to the guest and children's bedrooms, as well as a library and another entertainment area. The owner, billionaire Vladislav Duronan, designed the residence specifically to provide privacy and take advantage of the stunning countryside views, but he is also very interested in high-end cuisine to satisfy this need. The kitchen is better equipped than those you would find in the most exclusive restaurants in the world. From the outside, the Capitol Hill villa really looks like no other with its glass walls and jagged lines. and its unusual shape almost looks as if it were a spaceship or a ship that landed on plot number 13 the sky garden house one of the things that the

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of the future will focus on is minimizing their footprint on the environment the Designers are going to extreme lengths to virtually hide them within their neighborhoods so that their environmental impact is significantly reduced.

The Sky Garden House is a great example of this and was built by Goose Architects in 2010. It is on Sentosa Island near Singapore and has almost ten thousand square feet of living space. You wouldn't necessarily recognize it by looking at the house, however, as the roof of each of the three levels is covered in gardens. The house also has a stone-clad swimming pool with a methacrylate wall that can be seen from the lowest level. a winding wooden staircase to move between floors and a futuristic curved roof at the top with glorious views of the bay, this home not only makes use of the parts of a building that are often left empty, but is also a great way to offer residents On a small plot of land on the island, the houses are built very close to each other due to limited space and this way the owners of the house have access to a much larger outdoor garden area Larger than would otherwise be possible in the 12th Wilderness.

Joshua Tree National Park House One of the most futuristic and understated houses in the world can be found in Joshua Tree National Park although you may not be able to find it unless you know exactly where. search designed by kendrick bang's kellogg the high desert house is on the edge of the park and is designed to integrate with its surroundings in an elegant way with 5000 square feet of living space and is composed of 26 freestanding concrete columns that almost look like giant left ribs back by a long-extinct Monster. Each of the columns is embedded at least seven feet into the bedrock to ensure it remains stable and are connected to sandblasted glass panels that diffuse light throughout the property during the day and provide an incredible view of the night sky from the inside.

Everything on the structure's five floors was created from locally sourced materials and the arches and curves continue inside and out. It took Kellogg five years to complete the building, which he finished in 1993, but it took John Virgin, an artisan designer, 14 more years. to handcraft the furniture and other decorative elements for the interior, when it was finally completed in 2014, it immediately took its place as one of the most creative, stately and forward-thinking houses in the world and, although it will surely never be copied, there are many of techniques and design ideas that will be applied to other houses of the future number 11. the spaceship house by noem la moralea spain nasa and other space agencies around the world have invested a large amount of resources in recent decades to learn how humans would react to living for long periods of time in spaceships, but they could have waited because several futuristic houses are being based on UFO designs, possibly the most impressive is known as the noem spaceship house and was completed in 2015 in the hills of La Morela in Spain. was created for a film director who is also a big science fiction fan and wanted to live in a house fit for the future that also gave him views of the hilltop to build it as quickly as possible without disturbing the serene environment in the one where most of the house was. pre-built in a factory and simply installed in place, but the actual construction on site only took two months.

The exterior is made of galvanized steel and underneath is insulated wood that helps keep the house cool in the summer and warm in the winter. 13 feet High struts are used to suspend the house in the air to enhance views and an old airport staircase is used for access, as you would expect technology is at the heart of this house and virtually everything can be controlled by a smartphone app. I doubt the house looks like something you'd expect to see on an alien planet and it wouldn't be a surprise if when the time comes the owner could blow it up into the sky and relocate somewhere else while we may not all be living in buildings shaped like spaceship in the short term the idea of ​​this prefabricated design is already becoming more common and the use of new materials is also something we will see more frequently in the coming years.

Fat h3 number 10 built by architecture studio 314 h3 is a futuristic family home on the outskirts of athens in greece it is on a 75,000 square foot plot of land and makes the most of this space most of the structure rests on a series of pillars that give the feeling that you are floating above This pool is something that the owners especially wanted due to their love of sailing. The straight edges certainly feel futuristic but, surprisingly, the building is also eco-friendly. It uses water to cool the rooms and harnesses geothermal energy to provide warmth with almost eleven thousand square feet.

The living space is spread over three floors, there are four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a large kitchen, but the biggest attraction of this house is its extensive leisure facilities: the main swimming pool and the outdoor space around it, as well as a gym, a squash court, a sauna and two adjoining guest rooms the roof of the first level is covered in grass to create even more outdoor space due to its ability to generate its own energy the house consumes very little from the national grid It is an important step towards being independent - a sufficient and at the same time luxurious house could be a sign of things to come number nine trisarka las vegas tresarca has a forward-thinking house in las vegas that was designed by an assembly studio with 8,000 square feet of living space the intention was that it would fit in with its surroundings and take advantage of the wide range of different materials that could be sourced locally.

The entire structure of the house is intended to represent the stratification of the nearby red rock mountains, so the color scheme and materials used for the basement are very different from those used higher up in the private rooms, the Spaces between the walls allow airflow to regulate the temperature of the house and the architects wanted to blur the lines between what's inside and what's outside to create a continuous experience. What's unusual about tresarca is the use of a faceted steel screen with a fine mesh around the upper floors, but rather than being a purely aesthetic choice, it also serves a vital function: it actually helps to diffuse sunlight to illuminate every room and helps keep it cool but private during even the hottest Nevada days without the need for energy-consuming air conditioning units, we're constantly adding more people to the Top Five production team to bring you the best content.

Make sure you subscribe with notifications on and hit like button number eight. One of the things we want from our homes is the feeling of privacy where we can isolate ourselves from the outside world. Different designs achieve this in different ways, but perhaps the most secluded and discreet places you can live are Terranos and San Pedro. Garza García in Mexico, designed by Tatiana Bilbao and completed in 2016, the 5,100 square foot property is unlike any other because its exterior is completely covered with mirrored glass soil and clay bricks, meaning it is virtually invisible until that you are close There are two. buildings on the site around a curvilinear pool and perhaps the best part is that the panels are actually one-way mirrors so when you are inside you can look directly out, it is like having your own private space within the forest and provides an opportunity incomparable of being one with nature, the original intention of the house was for it to be a vacation residence, but as more people have realized this, other designs have been planned for primary residences based on the design for other parts of the world.

It is a great example of how new materials can be incorporated into building designs and just a glimpse of what will be possible in the coming decades number 7. shellhouse japan deep in a forest in the nagano prefecture of japan there is a small house that was built by Tono Morau architects that looks as if it has almost always been there, the owner wanted a place that would integrate perfectly with its surroundings and be as eco-friendly as possible, so Wishes used traditional methods and techniques to build it , but they made sure it was suitable for a modern and future world. lifestyle The exterior of the organically shaped structure looks like a shell and curves around the north and west parts of the building to protect against wind to the south and east, yet the house is open to let in light from the sun and allow residents to feel part of nature.

A lot of effort was put into ensuring the house had as little impact on the environment as possible. It was made from FSC wood, local soil and was built completely by hand without power tools or nasty chemicals. It also uses the latest. insulating materials, which means that their energy consumption is negligible throughout the year. A house like this may not be suitable for everyone, especially those who care about the environment, it will likely influence home designs for many years to come. house number six ufo bruneck italy stefan hitala, a German architect became he knew of a chalet that had been built in Italy near the border with Austria and that had been unoccupied for several years.

It had originally been built in 1973, but rather than waste it he decided to renovate it and the result was a building. Locals often refer to it as the UFO house and it used a number of techniques that many houses of the future will surely use. The main one is recycling an old house instead of starting from scratch. It was made like a five-sided prism. Above support struts to keep it clear of snow, there are two beds built into the main structure on either side of the main room. Hala improved the insulation, which now means it retains the vast majority of heat, and the addition of windows.

LED strips and a completely redesigned balcony now make the propertyIt feels more spacious and well lit due to the way it is supported, the house appears to float above the ground and the installation of a ladder that folds up to form part of the side wall certainly makes it look like a UFO, it is an excellent design choice, but also practical because by making an entrance like that one takes up much less space and can dedicate more to the living room, even though the structure itself is almost 50 years old, all the modifications that have been made to be more than suitable for modern lifestyles for many years to come house number five in the flight of birds portugal the aptly named house in the flight of birds was designed by architect bernardo rodríguez and is located in The north side of the island of San Miguel in the Azores island chain of Portugal.

The island experiences regular storms and strong winds, so the starting point of the house design was a large wall to offer protection with the open parts of the house behind it, the ground level of the house has patios and patios surrounded by glass and decks that provide wonderful views of the surroundings preventing rain from seeping in while the upper floor where the bedrooms are is much more closed elements were incorporated of traditional architecture such as tall fireplaces and a double-height living room, while the use of curved lines complements them to give residents a futuristic feel. The main part of the house is curved similar to how birds look when they fly, as well as being chosen for aesthetic purposes.

This also helps the wind blow directly instead of getting caught at the edges and channeled into the living spaces. It is a surprising house to see on the island among the more established houses, but after proving a success, there are plans to build. similar in other parts of the community comb house number four egypt this unusual small house is known as the comb house and was designed by egyptian architect karim rashid it can be seen in cairo egypt and virtually every element is intended to be as conscientious as possible Environmentally possible All lighting in the house is provided by low consumption LED bulbs, solar panels are used to heat the water and all gray water produced in the house is recycled.

Underfloor heating is used to heat the building, while the latest insulation design ensures that the majority of this remains inside the house. The exterior of the house is made of reclaimed wood fins that are placed at an angle to create privacy and the interior is divided into four different themed zones for playing, eating, sleeping and cleaning. Being ecological does not have to seem boring, however, and the comb house is proof of this. There is, for example, a skylight in the center of the roof that not only bathes the interior in natural sunlight, but also collects rainwater that is channeled into the interior pool.

There is also what the designers call a levitating kinetic art sculpture and this is spun by the wind as it blows over the house and creates more energy to be used number three the staab residence arizona the amazing staub residence is one of the most futuristic houses from the US and overlooks the Mcdowell Mountains in Arizona, completed in 2013, has a total interior space of just over 3000 square feet and was specifically designed to make the most of a small plot in a busy neighborhood while still While providing a sense of privacy and seclusion, the architects point out that the other houses nearby are built for show off rather than focusing on the actual quality of life inside and the Staub residence has attempted to rectify this.

The pool area and backyard are protected spaces and everything on the second level is organized to take advantage of the spectacular views. In the distance, the house is built with masonry walls polished with locally sourced sand, stainless steel and glass, you immediately feel the feeling of separation upon entering, because to get to the front door you have to walk through a field of grass desert towards an opening between two masonry walls with all the features you would expect from a modern or futuristic home the staub residence is proof that it is possible to have your own private space even within a crowded community modular house number two one of the challenges What everyone faces with their homes is the way they part from the option of building an extension, there is very little that can be done up to designing the property without significant work and expense.

People often outgrow their homes and find themselves with a home that is too big for their needs or they simply want to update or install a new one. features, this usually means the need to move or carry out extensive work, but the homes of the future can function completely differently by adopting a modular design. New owners can simply choose the rooms and features they want and combine them into one home in virtually no time. This means we can customize our properties to incorporate everything we need and all we have to do is choose the ideal location for it.

The nice thing about this method of building a house is the fact that they are designed so that additional modules can be added or replaced if your child moves away from home, his room could be removed or potentially sent with him and you can install a gym or Making more space for your backyard if the family expands or you want more space is simply a matter of choosing what you want and could be installed in a matter of weeks. There is no reason why these houses can't look good either and several design agencies are jumping into the mix.

It's a niche industry now, but as technology and designs improve, it could well become the norm for new homes in the next decade. The number one neo-endian architecture in Bolivia. One of the things that defines a style of architecture is that the way it looks doesn't require a trained person. It's impossible to guess when a house was built just by its size, the shape of the windows and the overall aesthetic, but what will the houses of the future look like? There is a line of thought that they will be similar to those seen in science. fiction with clean straight lines and open spaces but in Bolivia things could be very different neo-endian architecture is a movement that first emerged in 2005 mainly in the city of el alto it has been led by an architect called freddie mamani and now There are more Over a hundred structures on the horizon that fit within the style using vibrant solid colors both outside and inside, it almost looks straight out of a comic book and borrows from traditional Bolivian styles as well as those looking towards the future, combining unusually geometric shapes placed together with these color schemes are fun and exciting designs that look like futuristic versions of the colorful houses seen in other parts of the world.

This style has become so popular that Mamani has been invited to other cities such as Paris and London to design bespoke structures to make them stand out against the backdrop and there may well be one being built near you soon. The only drawback is the cost of construction, which is significantly higher than traditional construction, but so far building owners in El Alto have been quite happy. because tenants are happy to pay a premium to call one of these structures home, check out our future playlist for more of the top 15 videos about the future, sit back, relax and enjoy, check out all of our top related videos with the future.