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Inhabited Topography: The Counter-Slope House Leans Into Its Natural Surroundings

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By Kelly Walters Verified
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Situated along the shores of Lake Memphremagog, in the Potton region, yh2 Architecture‘s Counter-Slope House engages with a landscape of powerful geographical and atmospheric intensity. The site, defined by a steep slope plunging into a narrow lakeside strip, is often obscured in the shadows cast from the surrounding stands of trees, generating an atmosphere that is at once archaic and contemplative.
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Maker Monday: An aspire Exclusive Interview With Aaron Marx

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By Kelly Walters Verified
| ASPIRE Design and Home Verified
Aaron Marx is the founder of Marx Et Al, a studio creating lighting, furniture, and decorative objects inspired by a wide range of references, from 20th-century British novels and anime to the ancient arms and armor hall at The Met. The studio began while Aaron was in Colorado helping his brother set up a metal fabrication shop, where time spent around the laser cutter and press brake sparked his interest in using industrial machinery for more romantic, expressive design.
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Hélène Roux Treats Her 1860 Farmhouse With Restraint And Reverence

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By Kelly Walters Verified
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There is a concept in winemaking called terroir, the idea that a wine’s character is inseparable from the land that produced it — the climate, the soil, the stones beneath the vines. Tamper with it too aggressively, and you risk losing the thing that made it worth drinking in the first place. Interior designer Hélène Roux of Les Montagnardes appears to have taken this very notion to heart.
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