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Property in La Garrotxa - design by Mateo Arquitectura

14 Jun2012 Reconstruction of an old country mansion, Garrotxa, Girona, Spain Design: Mateo Arquitectura 2010 Location: España Project Description Reconstruction of an old country mansion La Garrotxa, Girona photos © Adrià Goula The retaining wall to the rear that anchors the house to the hillside was extremely lovely. As well as expressing the effort of retaining the earth, it concentrated in one place the oven and the point of collection of the water that filters through it. Earth, water, fire. The entire intervention gravitates around it. The rest is white, untainted, abstract. The preceding trilogy is joined by air. Josep Lluís Mateo photos © Adrià Goula House in Girona - Building Information Project Name: Vilar Project Architect: Mateo Arquitectura Project: Reconstruction of an old country Mansion Location: La Vall de Bianya, Girona Surface: 500 sqm Contractor: Puig Alder House in La Garrotxa, Girona, images / information from Mateo Arquitectura Mateo Arquitectura

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