Who created the project "HOME AT THE END OF THE EARTH"?

This project was created by Sofiya Popandopulo on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "HOME AT THE END OF THE EARTH"?

"HOME AT THE END OF THE EARTH" is a Modern Architecture, Built Environment Interiors, Conceptual Architecture, Contemporary Design, Extreme Architecture, Interior Design, Contemporary Project, Double Skin Facade, Architecture, Absent Architecture, Exposed Concrete, Eco-concrete project showcased on uni.xyz.

HOME AT THE END OF THE EARTH

The basejumper residential building is recessed into the rock so as not to disturb the natural landscape. The house and the rock flow into each other, while remaining self-sufficient. The philosophy of the project is harmony with nature and the aesthetics of simple forms, the integration of architecture into the natural environment.

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Милена Миллер 5y ago

perfectly! I want to go there

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