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*Weyerhaeuser HQ - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weyerhaeuser#/media/File:Weyerhaeuser_HQ.jpg] | |||
==Mix of Mediterranean and English Cottage and Polish Cottage== | ==Mix of Mediterranean and English Cottage and Polish Cottage== | ||
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Examples
- Weyerhaeuser HQ - [1]
![[1]](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weyerhaeuser#/media/File:Weyerhaeuser_HQ.jpg){kind=link}
Mix of Mediterranean and English Cottage and Polish Cottage
From Catarina Mota -
My idea of a beautiful house is the old english cottage, which was practically "devoured" by the landscape. The interior should be cozy and "lived in"—a fireplace, comfortable couches, a library, light coming in through big windows in the winter, coolness and shade in the summer provided by vines and trees—but the exterior is all about the vegetation:
I've lived in hypermodern houses and, no matter how stylish, they still feel cold and impersonal. I guess what I'd like our home to become is a cross between an english cottage and a traditional mediterranean house, which are both based on perfect flow and integration between the inside and the outside.