Sesame by Christopher Benichou is an imaginary sanctuary for dwelling in the desert. Positioned somewhere between ruin and contemporaneity, its simplicity in materials and well as function - bed, bathtub, sink and toilet - show how architecture reduced to the basics can create intrigue.
Solid and monolithic with one material only, walls left ajar act as windows, filtering light in a meditative, indirect way. Shadow, sand, light and sanctuary…..
Toronto-based architecture and interior design studio Batay-Csorba Architects (BCA) has completed th... More
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