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janice mike's rebel vase, collectivism. multi disciplinary design and production have focused on contextual and facial innovation via design of not house proves just that. i'm joined by the managing director and principal, ve dunn's maharaja. hello, don't. this is, and i can textual heaven. how did you become the architect on this project? what it's an interesting story, shoot. i was at a meeting that outlined was a, are soon to be clients. was the looking at the house and i had been talking about it to 19 fifties house and i've seen it before and i clearly loved the house. and i had some ideas and she came approached me and said, well, you're not, you're clearly see this house and you know what it's supposed to free life. will you be an architect? um, so i seduce him. oh yeah, i hear a couple of years later that a beautiful house that's done. how did you approach functionality and also creating

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you obviously working with an old house, we tried to demolish as little as possible and gain as much as we could. i think the next thing is, you know, a big criticism would be the country of this country's unsustainable. we think about in a different way. if you use country wide and it's beautiful, it's going to be there forever. then make it the best you can. because then you making odds. and if you leaving a piece of art that day forever and you using something that's maybe not sustainable as best as you can in that way. and then becomes a sustainable thing. and as you'll see in the house, it's basically like an art gallery. and part of the brief was we need to have space to enjoy all of that before the house didn't really have a place to be viewed. now i have to ask what other home owners favorite features of the house? the features that debatable. we have this conversation every once in a while, which one is the favorite? i think the vanity buys definitely on the top of the list. you'll see that it's

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