Architecture

Stepped House Toward the Landscape

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Stay a while between the citron nooks separating a high, wide open floor plan that expands three levels into one cohesive space. Windows act as barriers as if denying their transparency, and it’s all suddenly so clear: car -check, kitchen and living rooms -double check, fun sunk in office -check.  Thanks to these strategic windows your sight line hits the breathtaking view immediately outdoors from just about anywhere in the house including (yes, including) the shower stall.  Designed by 05 AM Arquitectura within the city limits of Casavells, Girona, Spain.

Photographs © José Hevia

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