We Love Brisbane – Website Design

Thumbing through Issue No. 5 of the beautiful Man of the World (http://www.manoftheworld.com/) magazine I stumbled upon a nice piece on the talented gents behind Ennis McIntosh, a New York City artistic venture focusing on design and fabrication of unique structures and environments.

Sean Ennis and Angus McIntosh are a dynamic duo that share a knack for creative collaboration and an appreciation for hand crafted work. Sean’s background in design and illustration landed him a number of creative positions from building skateboard ramps to developing props to working as carpenter for the Martha Stewart Show. Angus is an Aussie born carpenter, custom furniture designer and design consultant.

Together, Ennis and McIntosh create beautiful things with an emphasis on salvaged goods. Today, we’re excited to feature just a few projects by the gifted pair for trendy NYC shops and restaurants to household brands like Converse, Nike, Redbull, Captain Morgan, Bic and Acne only to name a few. Check out their website for more work and inspiration here : http://ennismcintosh.com/

This week we will show you the beautiful K House in Nosara, Costa Rica, a project by Datum Zero. This house is amazing. The open spaces, wood and layout are incredible and deliver a nice and breezy house. The place seems to perfectly integrate with its surroundings, perfect for someone who loves nature, surf and the beach life. Since I love the surf/beach combo I would love to live in a house like this. How about you?

Description from the architects: K House is a residence located in the mountains of Nosara, Guanacaste, Costa Rica, with spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean. We were hired by a very interesting client, a young lawyer from San Francisco, California, with a great passion for surf, which is what brought him to Playa Guiones. The project had a difficult site, a modest budget, and a client with a passion for architecture, definitely a challenge for us.

Make sure to check out Datum Zero website for further inspiring projects. See you next week 🙂

We found this house at ArchDaily.