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A.Joe No. Project's Name Project's Location Architect Student's name 1 The Weinstein House Long Island, NY Richard Meier & Partners Architects, LLP 2 Douglas House Harbor Springs, Minnesota, USA Richard Meier & Partners Architects, LLP 3 Villa Shodhan Ahmedabad, India Le Coubusier 4 House VI Cornwall, Connecticut Peter Eisenman 5 House in Las Arenas Lima, Peru Javier Artadi 6 Lotus House Eastern Japan Kengo Kuma and Associates 7 Mobius House Amsterdam Ben van Berkel 8 Stretto House Texas, USA Steven Holl 9 Lawson-WESTERN house Brentwood, Los Angeles, CA, USA Eric Owen Moss Architects 10 Maison à Bordeaux France Rem Koolhaas 11 Bunker House Bangkok Vaslab Architecture A.Pup No. Project's Name Project's Location Architect Student's name 1 Winton Guest House Minnesota, USA Frank Gehry 2 House NA Tokyo, Japan Sou Fujimoto Architects 3 Casa Madalena Madalena, Portugal Carlos Castanheira 4 Balancing Barn Suffolk, UK MVRDV 5 Curutchet House La Plata, Argentina Le Corbusier 6 Conformable Minimax House in Lembang eben 7 MD House Alric Galindez Arquitectos 8 Tinman House Junsekino Architect And Design 9 Baan Yo Yen Nonthaburi, Thailand TA-CHA Design 10 2 Holland Grove A D LAB 11 Equilibrium House Bangkok, Thailand VaSLab Architecture A.Vittvat No. Project's Name Project's Location Architect Student's name 1 "Y" House New York, USA Steven Holl 2 Casa David Vieira de Castro Famalicao, Potugal Alvaro Siza 3 Koshino House Hyogo, Japan Tadao Ando 4 The Grey House of Gu Gu Thailand Tonsilp Studio 5 Patong House Phuket, Thailand Architect 49 6 Berlin Building Exposition House Berlin Mies van der Rohe 7 Gwathmey Residence Amagansett, New York Charlese Gwathmey 8 King Road House West Hollywood, USA Rudolf Schindler 9 Prime Nature Residence Samutprakarn, Thailand Department of Architecture 10 Goldberg- bean House Los Angeles, USA Frankin D. Israel A.Chiko No. Project's Name Project's Location Architect Student's name 1 Windsor Park House Singapore Tang Guan Bee Architect 2 Martin House New York, USA Frank Lloyd Wright 3 German Pavillion at Barcelona Barcelona, Spain Mies van der Rohe 4 Maison La Roche Paris, France Le Corbusier 5 PLANAR HOUSE Arizona, USA Steven Holl 6 Daeyang Gallery and House Seoul, Korea Steven Holl 7 L71 House Bangkok, Thailand Office AT 8 Smith House Connecticut, USA Richard Meier & Partners Architects, LLP 9 Baan Yo Yen Nonthaburi, Thailand TA-CHA Design 10 Esherick House Philadelphia, USA Louis I. Kahn A.Toii No. Project's Name Project's Location Architect Student's name 1 Villa Amanzi Phuket, Thailand Original Vision 2 Astrid Hill House Tsao & McKown Architects 3 Sol House Alexander Brenner Architects 4 Casa Kwantes MVRDV 5 Boatsheds Strachan Group Architects + Rachael Rush 6 Goldenberg house Philadelphia, USA Louis I. Kahn 7 Maison Louis Carré Bazoches-sur-Guyonne, France Alvar Aalto 8 Eames House Los Angeles, USA Charles and Ray Eames 9 Nest house Singapore WOHA 10 Somjai House Surat Thani, Thailand NPDA Studio 11 Ngamwongwan House Bangkok, Thailand Junsekino Architect and Design.

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SMITH HOUSE Sean Corriveau ARCH 211 Architect Richard Meier
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