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The ‘Bubble House’ of Tourrettes-sur-Loup, France, is only 35 years old and has yet to be finished, but that hasn’t stopped the French ministry of culture from listing it as a historic monument. Designed in the 70s by Hungarian architect Antti Lovag for fashion designer Pierre Cardin, the bubble house is futuristic yet organic, with lots of built-in furniture and oval, convex windows. The design is meant to take optimal advantage of the volcanic Côte d’Azur landscape, and its windows certainly provide a beautiful view of the Mediterranean.
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Wow! That is a super freaky house!
ReplyDeleteThat house is so cool!! I love the pool and waterfall! Thanks so much for sharing!
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SueAnn
That is a pretty amazing house. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteThat house is freaky...yet really cool, too. And with those views? I would live there just to look at those views every day!
ReplyDeleteThat would be so cool to live in!
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing! And definitely from the 70s. Very retro.
ReplyDeleteThat is crazy, but the view is amazing.
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