DS house by olivier dwek architectures subverts the rules of symmetry

in order to access the property, one must traverse japanese stepping stones that appear to float above the water’s surface.

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Lippmann Partnership and Rogers Stirk Harbour and Partners’ tower in Sydney’s CBD succeeds in meeting rigid market demands for commercial office space, while also making a generous contribution to the public domain.via. ArchitectureAU Latest

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