© Reserved rights
Cherenda house
Jean-Raphaël Hébrard Architect
1971
Arcangues (64)
2021 Architecture de Collection catalog
Regionalist architecture facing the mountains
This house superbly integrated into the landscape was built in 1971 by the architect Jean-Raphaël Hébrard for his family. It offers an unobstructed view of the most beautiful peaks of the Basque country.
The interiors are marked by the use of oblique lines, which accentuate the impression of space and stretch the dimensions of the rooms. The lines of flight thus drawn energize the volumes and accentuate the impression of depth. The gaze freely follows the diagonals without interruption to the landscape, framed by the large windows with rounded frames reminiscent of the world of navigation.
Space is considered here in a global way by integrating part of the circulations into the living space, for great fluidity of use and a friendly and warm place to live.
© Reserved rights
NOS ARCHIVES
Panoramic apartment, 1969-1993
Le Corbusier architect
Panoramic apartment, 1969-1993
Type E duplex in the Cité Radieuse, 1952
Le Corbusier architect
Type E duplex in the Cité Radieuse, 1952
Panoramic apartment, 1963
Fernand Pouillon architect
Panoramic apartment, 1963
Contemporary villa, 2019
Nicolas Dahan architect
Contemporary villa, 2019
Art Nouveau apartment with garden, 1895
Hector Guimard architect
Art Nouveau apartment with garden, 1895
Family apartment with terrace and garden, 1967
Roger Anger & Claude Parent architects
Family apartment with terrace and garden, 1967
Contemporary villa with swimming pool, 2011
Raphaëlle Segond architect
Contemporary villa with swimming pool, 2011
Modernist villa, 1960
Pierre Tobolka architect
Modernist villa, 1960
Modernist villa, 1973
Agence Salier, Courtois, Lajus et Sadirac
Modernist villa, 1973
The Louis Penfield House,1955
Frank Lloyd Wright architect
The Louis Penfield House,1955
Modernist house, 1965
Yves Salier architect
Modernist house, 1965
Cherenda house, 1971
Jean-Raphaël Hébrard Architect
Cherenda house, 1971
Duclos house, 1895
Bibiano Duclos, designer-builder
Duclos house, 1895
Totem Tower, 1975
Andrault & Parat architectes
Totem Tower, 1975
Brutalist house with garden, 1978
Jean-Baptiste Combrisson et Laurence Guibert architectes
Brutalist house with garden, 1978
Pompon House, 1955
Pol Abraham architecte
Pompon House, 1955
Mirasol House, 1928
Pol Abraham architecte
Mirasol House, 1928
Brajzblat House, 1957
Henri Prouvé architecte
Brajzblat House, 1957
Florence House, 1959
Rex Lotery architecte
Florence House, 1959
Fifties Building, 1954
Jean Prouvé & Lionel Mirabaud
Fifties Building, 1954
The Docteur Gauthier House, 1962
Jean Prouvé constructeur
The Docteur Gauthier House, 1962
Hôtel Winssinger, 1897
Victor Horta architecte
Hôtel Winssinger, 1897
Delcourt House, 1969
Richard Neutra architecte
Delcourt House, 1969
EDF Residential Towers, 1967 / 2016
Atelier de Montrouge / Paul Chemetov
EDF Residential Towers, 1967 / 2016
“The Green Cove”, 1972
André Lefèvre-Devaux architecte
“The Green Cove”, 1972
Tower 2000, 1974
Michel Proux architecte
Tower 2000, 1974
The Horizons, 1970
Georges Maillols architecte
The Horizons, 1970
Maison T, 1981
Georges Adilon architecte
Maison T, 1981
Bubble House, 1991
Antti Lovag architecte
Bubble House, 1991
Casa Olabuenaga, 1997
Ettore Sottsass architecte
Casa Olabuenaga, 1997
Ocean-facing house, 2015
Manuel Aires Mateus architecte
Ocean-facing house, 2015
Maison Plissée, 2017
WRA
