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At the top of the Austrian Alps, at the very spot where Daniel Craig risked his life in the last opus of the saga, culminates a futuristic museum dedicated to the universe of the double-zero agent seven. Named 007 Elements, this surrealist block was designed by Austrian architect Johann Obermoser and Skyfall and Spectre's artistic director Neal Callow, who already saw it as the perfect place to bring a James Bond villain to life. It will take a 3,000-metre cable car ascent to get a closer look at this concrete complex embedded in the dizzying cliffs of the Ötztal Alps. Inside, a visual and sound immersion refers to cult films. A space of 1,300 m2 was dug out of the stone so that most of the rooms are inside the mountain "so that we can see as little of the outside as possible," explains the architect. There is even the glass and steel clinic - in which Léa Seydoux was camping a doctor - which has since become a gourmet restaurant next to the museum. In order to respect the surrounding nature and for safety reasons, the temperature in the rooms is negative, even in summer. The icy atmosphere proves worthy of a spy's lair and the panorama is breathtaking. Address: Dorfstraße 115, 6450 Sölden, Austria Source: https://www.admagazine.fr/architecture/actualite-architecture/diaporama/un-musee-james-bond-installe-a-3000-metres-daltitude/54757

Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's Pennsylvania masterpiece "Fallingwater", this impressive Lake Geneva home is nestled on 3.24 hectares of wooded land. The 371-square-metre residence arrived on the market on June 26 for $6.6 million. Built in 1991, it is the first time in almost two decades that it is being offered for sale. Steel, glass and stone blend perfectly indoors and outdoors with a stone floor that runs throughout the house and on the 10 outdoor terraces. Cherry wood cabinets and joinery adorn each room, separating the space for more privacy for your guests. The grounds of the estate are entirely wooded and private, with immaculate gardens and landscaping providing the backdrop to this restful retreat. The estate plot is situated on a much sought-after stretch of lakefront land. A masterpiece of architecture where one would like to live!

Dear customers and partners, We are pleased to invite you on Sunday 19 July 2020 from 12.30 pm (possibility of country lunch), for an exceptional day, the 6th edition of the Rallye D'Aumale, Tourist rally of motor navigation gathering 200 teams of enthusiasts! By hiring no less than 4 teams, composed of members of the Ateliers Lofts et Associés teams and their customers, we wanted this year to offer you a unique upscale event where the beautiful mechanics handpicked will combine with sportiness, in the image of our choice of properties for sale always carefully selected! Official partner of the rally for the first time in 2020, we have a privileged space in the heart of the car village, arranged to welcome our customers and inform the many spectators who came to attend the event that will be held on the famous site of the Chantilly Polo Club. On this occasion, the entire team at Ateliers Lofts et Associés Paris is looking forward to welcoming you in a dedicated V.I.P space. A warm, friendly day punctuated by various highlights, including the elegance contest and many other surprises… All this for the benefit of a noble cause, all the benefits reaped during the event being donated to the Institut Curie which fights against childhood cancer. Rendez-vous Sunday 19 July 2020!

The feet in the water of the Goudes, a corner of Marseilles famous for its creeks and its fishing port with the pagnolesque atmosphere, this former diving school is transformed, this July, into a snorkel, a new hotel of character. Decorated by Marion Mailaender, an architect of sure taste, who grew up not far away, in the radiant city of Le Corbusier, the place gathers five rooms and a restaurant. Before a panorama of indisputable beauty, luxury lies in an art of living with refreshing simplicity. The architect was inspired by what surrounds him: the Goudes and its very unique vernacular architecture. But also modernist cabanons, such as that of Le Corbusier in Roquebrune-sur-Argens and the bar-restaurant L 'Etoile de Mer. Materials and colours are natural. Limestone, lime, terracotta, wood… The architect favored materials that skate. As for the colors, they come from works, like the fresco, in the entrance, which was realized by the Southway Studio collective, while some objects like the bar stools are green washed by the sun. And outside, on the rocks, the yellow and white striped mattresses energize the whole. Tuba Cabanons 2 Bd Alexandre Delabre 13008 Marseille