INSIDE OUT HOUSING

 The glass house has become an icon of Modern architecture,


representing a move towards a certain purity of form, galvanised by distinctly mechanistic materials. At their core these innovative designs were, however, machines for living, built to serve as homes, enfolding and elevating the daily rhythms of domestic life.They're simultaneously true architectural marvels as well as containers for the lives and spirits of those forthese pioneering places. We've collected a few of our favourites to delve a little deeper into life behind theglass walls. It's a format that allows inhabitants to feel truly immersed in the landscape, looking out alongclear lines of sight and allowingthe architecture itself to fall away around them.



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