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Issue 44 · Miss Havisham · November 1, 2012

10 Modern Houses Gone to the Dark Side

Issue 44 · Miss Havisham · November 1, 2012

For a while now we've been admiring modern black houses from Sweden to Japan to the Netherlands. Here are our 10 favorites:

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Above: The Black Rubber House in Kent by Simon Conder Associates Architects & Designers.

Above: A dark house by In Praise of Shadows in Sweden.

Above: Bureau Bernaskoni's Volga Dacha House in Russia.

Above: Une Pavillon Dans Le Bois by Stekke and Fraas Architects.

Above: A black water tower turned home by Messana O'Rorke in New York City.

Above: An artist residency studio on Fogo Island in Newfoundland blends to its Nordic surroundings with a black exterior.

Above: The Writer's Studio in Ghent, New York by Cooper Joseph Studio; spotted on Contemporist.

Above: A dark rough-sawn timber box in New Zealand, Storm House.

Above: A house in Sweden by Wahlin Arkitekter.

Above: Little Black Dress by X Architecture is a private residence in Gunskirchen, Austria, inspired by farm buildings. The covered courtyard/carport separates the main house from the storage shed.

N.B.: For the nascent goth, see 1,486 images of Black Rooms in our Gallery of rooms and spaces.



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