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#1 and #2: Interesting design. I'd be curious to see the interior. The rooms would need to be rather oddly shaped, at least those contiguous with an outer wall.
this house is in britanny in my country , an old house bretonne simple and common , the situation is not common and made a strong mediatic image initiated by the tourist office to the great displeasure of its occupants whose tranquility was destroyed, there was a trial but the damage was done, its reputation today is out of control
Are you sure that's Brittany? It looks like basically a desert. I didn't think there was landscape like that anywhere in Europe -- it looks more like Arizona. The scrubby trees don't look like European ones. And the extremely weird shape of the house doesn't look like any kind of traditional architecture I've ever heard of.
The first two photos are in the southern California high desert area… The reason I know this is I just moved from there and those trees around the structure are Joshua trees, which only grow in the lower Mojave desert and Twentynine Palms area of Southern California… And only there, nowhere else in the world.
#1 and #2: Interesting design. I'd be curious to see the interior. The rooms would need to be rather oddly shaped, at least those contiguous with an outer wall.
ReplyDeletethis house is in britanny in my country , an old house bretonne simple and common , the situation is not common and made a strong mediatic image initiated by the tourist office to the great displeasure of its occupants whose tranquility was destroyed, there was a trial but the damage was done, its reputation today is out of control
DeleteAre you sure that's Brittany? It looks like basically a desert. I didn't think there was landscape like that anywhere in Europe -- it looks more like Arizona. The scrubby trees don't look like European ones. And the extremely weird shape of the house doesn't look like any kind of traditional architecture I've ever heard of.
DeleteInfidel - I'm sure Anon was referring to the second house, images 3&4.
Deletei live 20 km near this house , britttany , near the sea into the village of plougrescant
DeleteBuilt to blend in with the landscape. Brilliant.
ReplyDeleteThe first two photos are in the southern California high desert area… The reason I know this is I just moved from there and those trees around the structure are Joshua trees, which only grow in the lower Mojave desert and Twentynine Palms area of Southern California… And only there, nowhere else in the world.
ReplyDeleteAnon@3:42pm - Neat info, thanks.
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