Plongeoir by SPRAY Architecture
A simple 14-sq-m wood structure encourages passerbys to dive into the idyllic French countryside, stopping to paint the walls along the way.
Called Plongeoir, the miniature piloti house ascends upwards as the walls appear to fall
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