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Designed by Pascal Häusermann and Claude Costy, the weird and wonderful space once held a ceramics workshop.
Location: Ponsas, France
Architect: Pascal Häusermann and Claude Costy
Price: €740,000 (approximately $731,145)
Year Built: 1971
Footprint: 1,076 square feet
Lot Size: 0.93 acres
From the Agents: "In the Rhône valley sits the ceramic workshop Palègre, created by the famous duo of architects Pascal Häusermann and Claude Costy. Nestled on the heights of Ardèche hill, the structure hosts a large multipurpose volume, serving both as a workshop, storage room, exhibition area, and store. The building opens wide onto nature thanks to large rounded bay windows set all around the structure. On the south facade, three glazed spheres offer panoramic views of the landscape."
Known as Atelier Palègre, the eclectic, organic structure is nestled in the heart of the Rhone Valley, overlooking the Ardèche hills.
Photo courtesy of © Architecture de Collection
Photo courtesy of © Architecture de Collection
The 1,076-square-foot interior was originally designed to serve as a multipurpose space for creating, exhibiting, storing, and selling ceramics.
Photo courtesy of © Architecture de Collection
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Title: A Bubbly Building Fit for a Hobbit Pops Up for €740K in France
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Published Date: Tue, 01 Nov 2022 15:28:25 GMT
