This is one of the strangest modern buildings in Montpellier. The exterior walls are made of big pebbles. The wooden "terrasses" (balconies) are separated from the building and stand on poles.
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Waouhhh....Vraiment très surprenante cette architecture. Ils osent à Montpellier, et j'aime cela.
RépondreSupprimerPar contre je me demande comment ce quartier des terrasses va vieillir ?
Cela me rappelle les Pyramides à Évry, tout beau, tout nouveau, Architecture révolutionnaire, 30 ans aprés on doit tout repenser.
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It's sometimes hard to judge whether modern buildings are visually appropriate on not.
RépondreSupprimerThis one would be relatively successful if it is harmonious with the neighbouring buildings.
So many buildings try to draw attention to themselves with scant recognition of their surrounding environment. I hope that it's placed in a modern area and not in the older sector.
At least there are well established trees to soften the view of it.
Sorry for having taken so much time to come back here, but I will not tell you about my last weeks… The problem is that the coming ones don’t seem much nicer, at least up to January 14th, 2008…
RépondreSupprimerBut let’s forget all that; I wish you a nice holiday and I’ll try to come back here to see some beautiful pictures (these buildings are amazing, as well as snow in Montpelier) and divert from less interesting tasks!
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I love it!! Natural materials are so attractive.
RépondreSupprimerThis building is almost "cubist"... and inspite being strange I think it works out well. I liked it.
RépondreSupprimerIt's certainly interesting looking!
RépondreSupprimerIt looks warm there.
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Perhaps it is a functional building but I don't see much beauty here.
RépondreSupprimeret oui vu le réchauffement climatique on commence à faire des maisons sur pilotis dans le sud
RépondreSupprimerVery odd look about it!
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Je pense que l'architecture moderne vieillit toujours mal ! Mais je ne suis pas objective (je n'aime pas les bâtiments modernes).
RépondreSupprimerThank you very much for your comments.
Very interesting terraces. Not sure that I would have designed them that way but they're certainly different.
RépondreSupprimerDepuis Montevideo - l'Uruguay, je te souhaite une bonne Noël et une bonne année 2008 !!!!
RépondreSupprimerJe t'attends par mon blog, baisers.
Photos précieuses !!!
That is unusual. I have never seen anything like that. I like it though.
RépondreSupprimerNon non Marie, tu as raison, en général, les immeubles récents ont tendance à vieillir prématurément et à vite se salir, malheureusement :-(
RépondreSupprimerPour ce qui est de cet immeuble "Château du Lez" il me semble, il est assez étrange, je l'aime pas trop.