ART House by Brengues & Le Pavec architectes
Emphasizing the privileged location and taking advantage of the natural declivity were the main aspects taken in account during the design process of this residence. The minimalist, elegant architecture, completely open on the landscape, allows the owners to benefit of the exceptional environment.
In order to better exploit the natural slope, the house is organized on two levels; their orientation, as well as the wide terraces, generate views of Montferrier’s historical center and of the surrounding hills.
The living area and the parental room are located on the higher level; boundaries between the built and the natural disappear, as large bays open towards the surprising view. More intimate, the ground floor shelters the areas dedicated to friends and visitors.
The vegetation is invited to occupy the space between the terraces and the house, while glazed passages articulate and sequence this green transition.
Photos by: Brengues & Le Pavec architectes & RB photographies
View more: A Comfortable Contemporary House Surrounded by Mature Rain Trees and Quiet Walkways in Singapore
Related: A Stunning Bioclimatic House with Prefabricated Modular System and Thick Walls in Lyon, France
Here: A Beautiful House with Mix of Wood, Metal and Brick, with Earthy Tones in Bharuch, India
Read also: A Stylish Contemporary House with Striking Facade and Simple Interiors in Melbourne
Next: A Unique Minimalist Home with Neutral Colors and Industrial Materials in Espinho, Portugal
Check out: A Contemporary Concrete Home Made of Three Stacked Volumes in La Costa Partido
Read more: A Contemporary Home with a Warm and Intimate Atmosphere in Montpellier, France
View the complete gallery
