D house / Lode Architecture

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  • Category: Houses
  • Collaborators: Arnaud Lacoste, Jérôme Vinçon
  • Dimensions: L 16.10m x l 9.20m x h 6.00m
  • Structure: concrete walls, steel frame, crosswise laminated timber panels
  • Facade: high insulation glass surfaces, chestnut cladding
  • Floor: stone, cork
  • Furniture: chestnut, laminated veneered lumber (stairs
  • Heating System: geothermal heat pump with vertical collectors
  • Country: France
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© Daniel Moulinet

Beached on the estuary’s banks, where fresh waters meet rising tides, the D house cultivates contradictions. It can be either a shelter or a reception place, an intimate space or the place for partying. It is driven by opposite currents and its character varies depending on its occupants’ moods and natural cycles.

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Cite: "D house / Lode Architecture" 26 Feb 2013. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/336720/d-house-lode-architecture> ISSN 0719-8884

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