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Artist Gabriel Orozco in collaboration with architect Tatiana Bilbao have created the Observatory House.

Featuring a relaxing pool, this home reflects simple living inspired by Jantar Mantar’s Astronimical Observatory in India.

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Photos by Iwan Baan

 

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