René Trümpler House, Stäfa - Switzerland
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1971.v24.i233.3332Abstract
This house has been designed on a 30 cm modulus, i.e., the length of a human foot, and its internal arrangement seeks to separate all living spaces where distinct functions are performed, i.e., work, relaxation, eating, cooking. The quietest and most remote zone is devoted to the bedrooms. The dwelling faces the Zurich lake and mountains, and was most carefully designed to house its owners: a professor and his family.
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