AER House / LESGOURGUES
In the Landes, southwestern region of France, within an “airial”, a large airy plot whose typology and name are specific to the department, this wooden frame house welcomes a vertical cladding with black wood joint covers and natural eaves. It is a construction that intends to respect the characteristics of the airial by borrowing the aesthetics of barns and other agricultural buildings originally built on those large grassed areas.
© Sarah Arnould
- architects: LESGOURGUES
- Location: 40110 Onesse-Laharie, France
- Project Year: 2021
- Photographs: Sarah Arnould
- Area: 155.0 m2
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