LA MAISON BERNARD, UNE AVENTURE ARCHITECTURALE. Histoire de l’art the Center for Contemporary Culture

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LA MAISON BERNARD, UNE AVENTURE ARCHITECTURALE. Histoire de l’art the Center for Contemporary CultureAntti Lovag (1920 2014) was a Hungarian architect living in the south of France who specialized in "bubble" houses and so called "organic" architecture. He built very few buildings (less than ten). The Maison Bernard, on the Cte d'Azur, is one of the finest examples of his achievements and recounts a fascinating relationship between the client, Pierre Bernard, and the architect. The book traces this relationship and gives pride of place to Yves