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Twelve fragments of Casa Viva homes: shells, frames, living rooms and details, caught at different hours of the day.

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Low bed and bench in a curved-walled bedroom open to the landscape — Bedroom beneath a concrete veil

Dome lit from within, set on wooded ground at dusk — Facade at dusk

Circular sofa and large windows facing the mountains — Living room open to the valley

Timber lattice roof above a light-filled living room — Ribbed timber frame

Dome house amid dense vegetation, beside the river — Dome set on the hillside

Glazed hexagonal facade reflecting the Andean landscape — Alveolar dome facing the river

Wavy ceiling and round openings in a light earth interior — Mineral, curved interior

Casablanca Patrimoine magazine cover featuring the alveolar residence — The alveolar residence on the cover

Orange bench and low table in the warm evening light — Living room at sunset

Large planted living room beneath an organic skylight — Planted atrium

Detail of arches inhabited by plants, open to the sky — Arches and hanging gardens

Desk set into a white shell, sculptural chair and overhead light — Office with moulded curves

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