The modern house in Plock has been carefully integrated into the southern slope of the Vistula river.
The elevation of the House is made of a dark gray stone tails, thanks to which the building looks like a granite rock lying on a mountain slope.
Strips of glazing dynamically pass through the body of the building, also illuminating the entresol and the bathroom on the first floor. The cube has been carefully integrated into the cascading, minimalist garden.
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Surrounded by rice paddy fields and rural scenery with farmhouses dispersed throughout the countrysi... More
The adaptive reuse of existing buildings is of great importance in Paris, especially when it comes t... More
Residential dining tables are designed to meet all sorts of aesthetic preferences and are sized to m... More
The Working Waterfront by GreenSpur draws inspiration from the rich boat-building history of Camden,... More
As part of a larger urban planning project to provide improved and increased infrastructure to the g... More
Luxury and comfort are the two factors that homeowners aspire to incorporate into their bathroom des... More
One of London’s most unique and community-focused public spaces, Bradbury Works in Gillett Squ... More
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