Friday, August 5, 2011
moliner house by alberto campo baeza. spain
"the moliner house was constructed in three levels. the highest level was specially designed as the area where the poet can work, thinking, and finding inspiration. the level was designed rightly as workplace with transparent glass for natural lighting from the north. the ground floor was designed for living room with garden view that can be enjoyed through the transparent glass. meanwhile, the bedrooms were designed in the lower ground floor for a tight sleep."
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