Collection by Zach Edelson
Modern Mediterranean Homes
The Aegean's all-white architecture famously helped inspire Le Corbusier; these five dwellings continue in that proud modern tradition (though not all are as minimalist).
This 1930s farmhouse on the coast of Tuscany is sited on a podere, land claimed from
the low-lying salt marshes by the Fascist government in the early decades of the 20th
century. The Dutch technique of “podering” the landscape refers to the process of creating a grid of levees and then draining the squares, which leaves a gridded farmscape with low, even ridges dividing it.