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Colors of Tunisia

Over the past few years, photographer Denis Cherim has been steadily building up his ‘Coincidence Project’, a personal series that compiles an inventory of chance encounters in his everyday surroundings.

Since 2003 we have been living and building on the land, working in environmental projects and community. We have found it is possible to create simple shelters that are in harmony with the natural landscape, ecologically sound and are a pleasure to live in. There is something powerfully alluring in such natural buildings. Their simplicity and cost makes them accessible; their beauty and use of natural materials remind us of our ancestral right and ability to live well as part of the landscape/nature/earth. We believe this dream is possible for anyone with genuine intention, will and hard work. 

marcel breuer and f r s yorke - sealane house,east preston, angmering-on-sea, sussex, england, 1937

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Strategically stacked volumes and fenestration creates intimate yet open outdoor spaces.

Larch strips wrap the south-facing clerestories, while polyester fabric stretches across overhead surfaces on the inside.

Orbeh Studio

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Guilhem Eustache - House in the Atlas [Morocco, 2015]

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Photos © Javier Callejas

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