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Une Pièce Moirée by LANDS Architecture

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Une Pièce Moirée by Lands Architecture is a basic model with simplicity in focus. The metal screen surrounding the home acts as a camouflage coat hiding any doorway or window. It creates an imaginary undisturbed exterior, with the concept that nothing can get in. The brown box home is designed as a two story open floor plan with exaggerated ground level pocket opening, exposing the entire downstairs living space. Beautiful Swiss mountains outline the horizon making for spectacular views. Yet, peacefully unaware, the humble home nestles itself comfortably in the grassy yard below.

 

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