Casa Alferez is a minimal home located in Cañada De Alferes, Mexico, designed by Ludwig Godefroy. The Alferez House concept draws inspiration from the romantic notion of a cabin in the woods, providing a protective haven amidst a forest setting. The designer envisioned a cube-like structure appearing to have fallen onto the forest floor among the trees.
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Concrete Dreams є A Symphony of Light and Form in the Shirinda Residence
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Sibelius Museum (1968) in Turku, Finland, by Woldemar Baeckman
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Lugdunum Museum, Lyon, France,
(Gallo-Roman Museum of Lyon-Fourvière),
Bernard Zehrfuss Architect,
Last Picture by Thierry Allard
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Pergola beams successfully divide the garden and frame a view to the small area beyond. A subtle detail that deceives the eye as to the size of the area is a mixing of paving materials. A coarse aggregate concrete block has been used and a pattern of granite works its way through them.
The Garden Book, 1984
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Camden Workshop is a minimalist family-home located in London, United Kingdom, designed by McLaren Excell. This renovated building now encompasses a four-bedroom, four-bathroom home, expanding its footprint from roughly 5,900 square feet to 6,540 square feet. This expansion includes a modern metal extension that contrasts with, yet respects, the original facade.
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