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HOUSELIFE REM KOOLHAAS

Filed Under Architecture

Pritzker Architecture Prize-winner—and former Russ Meyer script writer—Rem Koolhaas created 10 years ago one of the most amazing houses on the planet: the Maison à Bordeaux.


This house is a wonder of engineering with moving walls, lifting bedrooms, platforms and automated windows designed to allow complete free movements to its owner, a man who has to move on a wheelchair after an almost-fatal car accident. Now, Ila Bêka and Louise Lemoine are showing their film Koolhass Houselife across America, a fascinating movie about this living home that seems taken out of a science fiction movie.

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Tags: Architecture, Ila Bêka and Louise Lemoine, Koolhass Houselife, Maison à Bordeaux, Rem Koolhaas, Russ Meyer

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