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other architects invited to contribute include bjarke ingels, kengo kuma, and patrik schumacher.
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facing the pacific ocean and totally surrounded by nature, the house offers a retreat among the jungles of oaxaca.
treading lightly on the landscape, the building cantilevers out 27 meters to a point 18 meters above the terrain below.
franck bohbot traveled to richard neutra's VDL research house II and documented it, capturing two generations of architectural experimentation.
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great place for the condensing unit! the architects forgot about it or they located it there because it makes the space more habitable?
I love the clean rough look- it is a completely new way to look at a rough finish.
Japanese stairs has always been steep, both in modern and traditional houses, due to a matter of site area, but also because treads and raises are about the same measure (because of the traditional meaning of the square in japanese culture etc.).
Despite this, i agree with “I’v seen prisons more inviting…”: why this house has to look so rough? Why not to refine the interiors? This bothers me quite a lot. It’s a pity.
I’v seen prisons more inviting…
The staircases in all the Japanese houses on this site: does no one in Japan suffer vertigo?