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Superhouse
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Superhouse

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To Karen, the super house has nothing to do with size; instead, it is one that has a strong connection with nature, that goes well beyond the everyday, and that, through the sensitivity of both architect and client, is imbued with mindfulness. From Australia to Ireland, Italy to Morocco, she’s found such spiritually uplifting places. Following interviews with many of the architects and owners, she discusses each house in detail; her informed and engaging text is matched by Richard Powers’ striking photography.

A must for anyone interested in architecture and design.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Penguin Books Australia
Country
Australia
Date
22 October 2014
Pages
336
ISBN
9781921383571

To Karen, the super house has nothing to do with size; instead, it is one that has a strong connection with nature, that goes well beyond the everyday, and that, through the sensitivity of both architect and client, is imbued with mindfulness. From Australia to Ireland, Italy to Morocco, she’s found such spiritually uplifting places. Following interviews with many of the architects and owners, she discusses each house in detail; her informed and engaging text is matched by Richard Powers’ striking photography.

A must for anyone interested in architecture and design.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Penguin Books Australia
Country
Australia
Date
22 October 2014
Pages
336
ISBN
9781921383571