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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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the micro-hotel room is enclosed by a tiny topography of stepping terraces.
the architects say that the building, and the activity that takes place within it, is meant to transform the way in which buildings are designed, engineered, and built.
That’s the point everyone. The cars on display in nature.
not enough cars in the city?…
It’s raw. I love the natural / simple look of it, yet I wonder who is going to walk in mud and grass to look at the cars, when it seems there is nothing else to do (The interior is also quite “empty”). And in my opinion, should you want to integrate the parking in the landscape, please do not make it so visible and dramatic. Then a last question: What if you don’t have a Porsche ?
@david
overseas in europe it really doesn’t get that hot.
Back on topic, looks dope, definitely seems more for a private collector though.
is very beautiful for to contemplation the nuclear apocalypse
from living in concrete bunker type situations with large pane windows facing the sun in NYC, I can say that I would prefer my fancy Porsche stay out of that intense heat and light. although i can appreciate the modular look.
How do the cars get there?
a little excessive for five cars…
yuppishissl…. putting concrete cubes into beatyful nature landscape.. just to show the expensive cars