Published: Wednesday, February 28, 2007
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View of the summer atrium in the building.
A composition of pixel-like, multi-colored ceramic tiles and pre-dimensioned black metal frames link the windows and balconies realized in orange wood. Through the technique of 'pixelization' in the facade a unique relation between the building and its immediate surroundings is established, creating dynamic shifts in the perception of the building size in the eyes of the observer.

View of spillover spaces in the apartment building.
The large window openings interconnect between themselves, fragmenting the volume of the building by creating what appears to be a heavy structural framework. Between this heavy structure composed of window frames, a light membrane of 'pixellated' ceramic tiles is stretched.
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