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There are some homes that appear not to be built atop the earth, but emerging from it, as if they have always belonged. Think forms that trace cliff contours, materials sourced from the local landscape, and picture windows that frame edenic views. Rooted in the principles of biophilic design, they blur the line between interior and exterior, deepening our connection to the natural world.
Whether nesting amongst trees or unfolding across coastal plains, here we explore dwellings that are shaped by their surroundings while also offering refuge from them. Grounded architecture speaks a language of belonging, where form and setting exist in dialogue.
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