These bricks were developed by Spanish architects. They don’t need mortar and can easily lock together.
Their flexibility also makes them more resistant to earthquakes.
Subtle iterations of a countryside home, quietly taking shape in Nanyuki.
Designed as a conversation with the landscape, the home embraces the endless horizons that define the site.
Architecture is at its best when it doesn't compete with nature, but simply frames its beauty.
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Organized as four separate stone buildings, this home follows the natural topography instead of reshaping it, creating a series of outdoor rooms between each pavilion.
📍 Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, USA
Project by: Feldman Architecture
Photos by: Joe Fletcher
Details: https://t.co/PjKp6anuPC