the project is a family residence that embodies the characteristics of the site: extreme sparsity and steep height modulations.
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nestled in the tussock grasslands of the ben ohau range, the skylark cabin is curated with burnt-orange accents and distinct angular planes.
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covered by aluminum louvers, the exterior space becomes flooded with natural light that accentuates its landscaped features and light wooden floors.
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the increasing shortages of resources like wood are pushing french locals to use straw as an alternative building foundation.
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with its organic forms and poetic play of light and shadows, the house offers a much-needed balance between the chaos of city life and the peace of nature.
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designboom sat with architects alon baranowitz and irene kronenberg who discussed the narrative behind the hotel’s high-end interiors and overall design.
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the laboratory is shaped with dramatic deconstructions of the ceiling and wall planes, creating a spellbinding ‘second skin’.
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the laboratory is shaped with dramatic deconstructions of the ceiling and wall planes, creating a spellbinding ‘second skin’.
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