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A fundamental question that all architects are faced with poses the need to create a relationship with the surrounding landscape. Are there different sets of rules for urban or rural buildings, lowland, or mountainous landscapes, if there are how do we apply these rules? Or is it simply a case of connecting to the landscape itself. Here a timber building constructed from strictly local materials and dynamic forms reflects its mountainous location.
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