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This step house created by 05 AM Arquitectura, this split-level, minimalistic home that employs a terraced design in its interiors and exteriors. House Staggered Towards The Landscape located in a small Spanish village in Girona, the openings of the house face the north and south — with the north facing the old village with its cobble-stone streets, and the south facing the pool, garden, and landscape.
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This is an interesting design concept, never seen anything quite like it.