Down in the Italian South, near the heel of the boot in the Apulian region, there is a village called Alberobello. The houses there are cone-shaped and constructed of stone and if I am not mistaken, stacked stone.
You have posted many beautiful and interesting houses, but this is a real first: it so strange and fascinating with those stones of different shapes, sizes and shades. Very good catch and not far from home.
This is a beautiful home. I love stonefront houses; my other favourite architectural feature is pillars. Someday I hope to help design my own home and watch it be built from the ground up in a location of my choosing. I would be happy with Tennessee Stacked Stone, though I never knew what it was called until now.
This looks really great. As everyone agrees, the guy really has reasons to be proud! Léia loves this kind of stone-buildings and would certainly enjoy having such a home! Cezar
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Wow! That is amazing. Can you imagine putting that together. He does have a right to be pround of his house. MB
Simply beautful!
Down in the Italian South, near the heel of the boot in the Apulian region, there is a village called Alberobello. The houses there are cone-shaped and constructed of stone and if I am not mistaken, stacked stone.
You have posted many beautiful and interesting houses, but this is a real first: it so strange and fascinating with those stones of different shapes, sizes and shades. Very good catch and not far from home.
Wow! Beautiful house!
Not unlike meulère stone in Versailles! ;-) It's a lovely house and the stone gives it a warm tone.
Hard to believe you can find people that can do that type of work anymore.
I would be proud too! That is a gorgeous house.
He should be proud. very nice.
Wow... That looks like a house from the nicer part of St. Louis Park. It shows me there is a lot more to florida than I have experienced.
This is a beautiful home. I love stonefront houses; my other favourite architectural feature is pillars. Someday I hope to help design my own home and watch it be built from the ground up in a location of my choosing. I would be happy with Tennessee Stacked Stone, though I never knew what it was called until now.
This looks really great. As everyone agrees, the guy really has reasons to be proud! Léia loves this kind of stone-buildings and would certainly enjoy having such a home!
Cezar
I've taken a look at all your blogs, Jacob and they are marvelous! This house is beautiful. I've never seen such! :)
Beautiful stone wall!
That is such a lovely house! Is your house similar, Jacob?
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I LOVE it!
Never seen such a house before. Looks very interesting.
It looks beautiful and interesting. Something, of which one really will be very proud!! Nice capture and thanks for sharing!!
And proud he should be. A very interesting way of building a house.
It's a gorgeous home! And I agree that he has every right to be proud of it.
I LOVE the stonework done on this house. They don't make houses like that anymore.
That would be my choise for a home! Great shot.
Almost like something out of a Grimm's Fairytale. Perhaps the architects for that neighborhood were of German descent?
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