Architectural
“I conceived of the project as a lushly planted and inhabited nave, a cathedral-like structure where nature mingles with its occupants, who come and go, stroll, jump, dive, and swim.” This is how Michael Levy describes the vast house he created in a former quarry with no vegetation, in Uzès, France. It’s a town with a history that inspires him, with its Roman heritage including the famous Pont du Gard, as much as the particular site which the architect viewed as a vast territory to explore. Tour an architect’s lush house built In a former quarry at the link in our bio. Photography by @christophecoenon; architecture by @michael_levy_paris; words by @_nicolasmilon
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🙌❤ thank you @archdigest
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Stunning!
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A cathedral of nature 🌿⛲
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😮😮😮😮😮
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You always make my day 😍 Clare from the UK.😻 🙂
