Modern Apartments by BVN Architecture
This Modern Apartments is design by BVN Architecture. I really like the Flow Apartments by BVN. The white clean wave like lines are what really make this structure. The modern landscaping is another element that I can grab some inspiration from.
Information from architect :
Flow involves 8 “terrace-style” houses (3 & 4 bedrooms over 2 stories) to the riverfront boundary with a 7 storey apartment building located on the rear street boundary facing the river. A large open space that results between the buildings offers recreation spaces including reflection and swimming pools and large shaded lawn spaces.
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