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wood from the original construction has been reused when possible, while a delicate bamboo lattice wraps the inn's atrium.
the dwelling exists without an exterior form, but as a series of occupiable volumes subtracted from the earth.
an external grid of concrete beams and columns forms the home's outdoor spaces, which include patios, terraces, and a pond.
the dwelling exists within a sandstone quarry that was subsequently used by the military during the spanish civil war before being left abandoned.
The interior design is right up there; however I wouldn’t want to be in the dwelling should there be an earthquake d:-)
Overwhelming texture overshadows interesting spaces. Eventually the mortar in the kitchen (at least) will be black because it is going to be very tough to clean.
Overwhelming texture overshadows interesting spaces. Eventually the mortar in the kitchen (at least) will be black because it is going to be very tough to clean.
super cute illustraion!
Guess if you spent most of your life in prison, this might appeal to you. To me it looks like a raw and ugly collection of boxes. Mind you – as teenager I used to hang around in abandoned white-brick buildings. Unfortunately for this project the wooden flooring and warm light does not help to overcome the sensation of being in a soviet era again.
like a mini Habitat
love the rawness of the whitewashed ragged brickwork
superduper! I´d like to move in immediately.
one of the most romantic houses i’ve seen in awhile
Well I loved the project, I think it has many rminiscences of the Brick houses of Mies van der Rohe, with the different volumes opening the space in the depth of the project, Ithink the way the materials were treated are very honest, you understand how it is structured. I really liked it