Perraudin Architecture - Maison et galerie d'art. Lyon, France. 2006-2010 French studio Perraud
Perraudin Architecture - Maison et galerie d'art. Lyon, France. 2006-2010 French studio Perraudin Architecture has constructed a family house out of solid stone, claiming the material is “cheaper and faster” to build with than concrete. Within this rigid shell, the spaces are positioned one after the other forming a continuous scenic route. Due to the limited depth of the maximum envelope, the layout is organised as alternating service and served spaces, with the service-spaces (bathroom, storage, stairs, toilets…) forming massive blocks of stone that support the roof. With its reinforced contrast between mass and emptiness, between lightness and darkness, with its pierced and recessing mass, the playful and liberated inner world contrasts strongly with the outer world blocked in regulation. Structurally, all floors are supported by the service blocks, with each block uniquely built up out of massive - structural - stone. The large blocks of dimension stone making up its masonry have been sculpted and assembled block by block after being cut precisely in the quarry. Delivered element by element, they were quickly mounted as if it were blocks in a toy building game. Credits:-http://www.perraudinarchitecture.com/projets/maison_crimee/crimee.html-http://www.dezeen.com/2013/11/25/stone-house-in-lyons-silk-weaving-district-by-perraudin-architecture/ -- source link
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