Tétrodons du VVF de Claouey

Culture · by Jacques Berce, Henri Ciriani · 1970

avenue Édouard Branly, Lège-Cap-Ferret, France

The VVF de Claouey in Lège-Cap-Ferret, designed by the DLM agency in 1978, features three innovative types of holiday housing: the "Tétrodon," developed between 1970 and 1972 by the Architectural and Urban Planning Agency (AUA) led by Jacques Berce and others; "L’Ombrelle," created by the Aquitaine 3 agency; and "DLM," from the agency of the same name. Notably, the Tétrodon stands out for its modularity, inspired by the pufferfish that inflates in response to threats, allowing for flexible and adaptable living spaces.

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