- Piet Blom metaphorically compared every cube house to a tree, where the cube represented the foliage, and the hexagonal pier represented the tree’s bark.
- Blom tilted the cube of a conventional house 45 degrees, and rested it upon a hexagon-shaped pylon.
- The Cube Houses by architect Piet Blom was built in Overblaak 70, 3011 MH Rotterdam, Holland in 1982 - 1984. It was then remodeled in 1998, 2001, 2015.
- Living in the cube house is much like an experience on a sailboat. Each cube house contains about 1,080 square feet of floor space.
- The solid concrete house stands in a secluded area, in upstate New York. ... Stepping inside Simon Ungers’ Cube House, one discovers a warm living space.
- wood-facade-house - The cube repeats itself in the façade and the shape of the windows. modern-cube-house - A large yet compact residence with a modern design.
- A cube House is a house in the form of a tilted cube on a pole, also called stilt house or tree house called. In the seventies there cube houses built by the Dutch architect Piet...
- Still, when the late architect Piet Blom came up with a proposal for his Kubuswoningen or "Cube Houses" in the 1970s, more than a few Dutch eyebrows were raised.
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