Maison Drusch

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Maison Drusch is a distinctive modernist house in France designed by visionary architect Claude Parent, exemplifying his radical, sloping-floor “oblique function” approach.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf house
architect Claude Parent NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Modernism NERFINISHED
category Houses in France
Modernist architecture in France
country France
designerRole visionary architect Claude Parent
exemplifies Claude Parent's oblique function theory
experimental residential architecture
floorType sloping floors
hasArchitecturalConcept oblique architecture
radical sloping-floor design
hasDesignFeature dynamic circulation paths
inclined interior planes
non-orthogonal spatial organization
hasFunction residential building
locatedIn France
notableFor oblique function

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Claude Parent notableWork Maison Drusch