We usually crave for refuge when dreary inhibitions seem to overpower our sincerest efforts to enliven our humdrum lifestyle. However, it is not so with Manuel Villa. Rather, he has created some lovely garden offices that supply him and his clients with spaces most fit to inhabit, work or reside. Dubbed as Habitable Polyhedron, the beautiful home office is an independent space that suits all: be they the young parents or their newborn child.
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Positioned inside a small park or opened area, the light structure also has a supportive small building next to it. Conjointly, the Habitable Polyhedron and the small building go on to create a recovered natural environment to support various activities, such as, playing, reading, etc. Ample ventilation and daylight are ensured via some little windows on the sides. A sofa and a desk are also there in each of the polyhedrons.
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Via: Treehugger
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