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The interior walls and ceiling are finished with 1x8 raw boards and pinewood floor.We use a simple ma

The hotel was designed with a pinewood module of 4.0 m x 4.0 m. The structure?(pillars and beams) is

Upstairs there are 3 directions of views in the bay: the wave, to the south, the nearby bay to the no

The layout?is defined with the restaurant on the first floor of the central volume. It seeks to set u

The commission consists of: 12 rooms en suite, 3 shared bedrooms, restaurant, kitchen, administrative

In the public area, we work with 100% glass surface so that the water does not encounter any?resistan

The building is elevated?to avoid excessive damage from a possible earthquake / tsunami. It?works wit

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Architecture Microclimat Founded in 2013, Microclimat is a budding firm whose work ethos is grounded

The H?tel-de-Ville residence shows the potential of considered architectural interventions to rethink

A cantilevered mezzanine Perched on the peak of the new space, the mezzanine is home to the master be

This staircase connects the spaces and allows a complete reorganization of the home’s original interi

The expanded architecture—an intermediate area between the yard and the living quarters—offers a newf

Text description provided by the architects. A low-impact intervention Located in the Plateau Mont-Ro

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Despite being located within close proximity to the airport, the building reflects its surrounding en

Y-shaped columns rise from the base of the building, echoing the design of the fa?ade. Atelier d’arch

The "Razzle" pattern employed on the front/face of the building aims to "dispel the monotony of an un

An expansive terrace unfolds around the building’s prow. Its base, distinguishably surfaced with gabi

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