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Mimosa Architects shapes Czech cabin from "rock, river and fire"

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Czech studio Mimosa Architects rebuilt a cabin near Prosečnice using charred larch wood to reflect the site’s previous burned structure, blending it into its natural surroundings. This design approach minimizes environmental impact and emphasizes sustainability by reusing materials and integrating with local terrain, appealing to developers focused on eco-friendly construction techniques.

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