On the east coast of the island of Rhodes, where two tectonic plates meet, a fault line creates a break in the desert landscape. It's alongside this pure incision that the architecture agency Aristides Dallas has imagined a lodge venture as a second pores and skin on the bottom. Inspired by the centuries-old history of this uncommon panorama, the studio was eager to suggest a up to date tourist-accommodation idea that focuses on the expertise of the dwelling and understanding its historical past. The loft-like rooms supply a revealing view of the ocean and the cliff. A lot so that the majestic cleft is all the time in focus. A shocking challenge that was praised at the ninth Biennale of Young Greek Architects…
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Yaël Nacache
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