Bow-House by Stéphane Malka

HEERLEN – Last year, French architect Stéphane Malka described his design for A-KAMP47, a wall-mounted tent community in Marseille, as ‘cantilevered on the law between private and public property’. His work is intensely political, calling attentio
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