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Currently rising inside four white tents on a hillside in mid-Wales, the finished Life House for Living Architecture will contain more than 100,000 bricks in light and dark variants, chosen to correspond with colours in the surrounding heathland — with the pale moor grass and the blackened gorse.





Photography
Shingo Ozawa, Gilbert McCarragher, Hughes Architects