Villa Drusch, designed by Claude Parent, famous French
modernist is built in 1963 for local industrialist Gaston Drusch.
It implements architect’s “theory of oblique architecture”
because looks like the home turned on its side. Simple
rectangular concrete box become very original living space
with tricky angles and open spaces. Outdoor lap pool is placed
to give an ability to jump there from bedroom window. Living
spaces are encased in aluminum-framed glass, which naturally
lights the open interior.
A lot of surfaces inside are also made of concrete. Even though
the house is designed a long time ago even today it looks more
than contemporary.
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