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Delicately placed on the sandy shores of the Baltic Sea, Sommarhus H provides sanctuary among sea grasses and birch trees.

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However unconventional, the concrete residence combines basic shapes to beautiful effect.

Early Work is driven by an instinct to subtract and simplify.

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Studio Milou’s restoration of a public pavilion showcases the beauty of the Marais.

A green roof is intended to spill over and camouflage this glass-fronted seaside home.

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