Comte Vollenweider's adjustable timber facades let housing complex residents control privacy
MOUANS-SARTOUX – Located in a medieval town in the south-eastern corner of France, a social housing complex by Comte Vollenweider, brings a contemporary edge to the historic area. The Nice-based firm perceived a collection of building’s assembled
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