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Initially conceived for a very small square land, the Eye House intends to create a sense of spaciousness and expansion, using the diagonal and upward movement of its internal architecture, hiding every domestic functions under a folding floor, and using materials reflecting the light and sky.
Photograph via Yale.edu
Discovered in 1994, this cave is one of the best protected archeological site in the world. The rare visitors allowed must follow a strict protocol and wear shoes and suits which haven't been in contact with the outside, in order to limit bacterial
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Monique
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Moinique
Thanks for your comments. The photos were taken by artist photographer Alison Richards who does indeed have a fabulous eye for a good image
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Lisa MacDonald
Thank you for your comments.... I will add some photos soon!
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