O House by Philippe Stuebi & Eberhard Tröger
New pictures have emerged of the O House on Lake Lucerne–worth a second look.
On both, the front and the lake side, this sculptural villa shows very expressive and ornamental facades. Facing Mount Pilatus the white concrete elements are dotted with circular openings that allow glimpses into the two-levelled orangery with its exotic plants, as well as the lounge, the guest tract and the staircase accessed through one of the openings at the ground floor.
O House, Vierwaldstättersee, Switzerland, by Philippe Stuebi Architekten & Eberhard Tröger
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