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Verticality and horizontality are inextricably linked.
While the functions are split into four levels, they retain a high degree of interconnectedness owing to their placement on half-levels. That means the toilet is just eight steps away from the kitchen, with an excellent visual connection. The same is true for the kitchen and the living-/sleeping room, as well as the relationship between the living-/sleeping room and the writing room.
The project began in September 2009. However, reflections began twenty years ago, as Vincent Mangeat recounts. The project's greatest challenge was starting from nothing. There are around 650 literary houses in Europe, but none have been constructed entirely of wood, as this one was, according to the architect.
