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Desde R4,500 /por nocheModerna villa de 3 dormitorios en Hout Bay, a 25 minutos en coche del centro de Ciudad del Cabo y a corta distancia de la playa. La villa dispone de 3 dormitorios con baño, salón de planta abierta, piscina y exuberantes jardines que crean un ambiente tranquilo y ofrecen privacidad.

El salón de planta abierta dispone de cocina totalmente equipada, sala de estar con chimenea, comedor y bar. La sala de estar se abre completamente con puertas plegables a una terraza envolvente. La cubierta ofrece comedor al aire libre, tumbonas para tomar el sol y una piscina de chapoteo. La cubierta tiene vistas a los exuberantes jardines verdes y arroyo que atraviesa.

El dormitorio principal se abre a la piscina y ofrece una cama de matrimonio y baño completo en-suite. El segundo dormitorio tiene una cama doble, cuarto de baño con ducha, y se abre a un patio privado con mesa de desayuno. El tercer dormitorio tiene una cama de matrimonio y cuarto de baño con ducha.

Casa Fallingwater - Frank Lloyd Wright 4K 60fps

Presentamos Casa Cascada, una preciosa casa de 3 dormitorios y 2 baños con impresionantes vistas a Isla La Chora. Escondida detrás de una hermosa puerta de teca, esta casa de 3 niveles se encuentra en lo alto de una colina rodeada de naturaleza y brisas refrescantes. Sin embargo, está a sólo 10 minutos de Samara, Costa Rica.

El primer piso cuenta con una cocina de concepto abierto, comedor y sala de estar que se extienden a través de dos juegos de puertas dobles con mosquiteros a una zona de estar cubierta con vistas al océano. La gran cocina cuenta con encimeras de granito, electrodomésticos de acero inoxidable, armarios extra altos, y una isla ofrece un montón de espacio para cocinar y entretener. Junto a la sala de estar hay dos dormitorios con armarios empotrados, un baño grande y lavadero.

Una gran escalera de caracol le lleva arriba a un dormitorio principal de gran tamaño con un cuarto de baño con doble lavabo y una bañera de azulejos magníficos. Accesible tanto a través de una entrada interna y externa, disfrutar de la vista desde el balcón walk-out que envuelve alrededor de un gran patio al aire libre con una mesa de billar, zona de estar, y una escalera cubierta que conduce hasta el rancho de la azotea.

The Cascade House *Monica*.

An architect who worked on over 1000 projects, Frank Lloyd Wright's most acclaimed project to date is 'The Cascade'. A house built on a waterfall way in 1934, it has had the honor of being designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1966. Having placed 29th in America's favorite architecture of all time, this house was the former residence of Edgar J. Kaufmann Sr.

Dispensing with ornamentation,Wright lets the materials speak for themselves. He brings the outside world inside, just as he extends the house to the outside. The interior walls and slab are finished in rusticated stone, resembling the interior of a cavern.

The walls dissolve into glass, to open the interior to the ever-changing views across the valley. Wright enjoyed plate glass as a modern material: "the diamond-like power of steel glass is held at its golden value" - which, in its transparency, could serve as a counterbalance to the masses of old stone along the north side of the house.

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"Let us build our souls upon the Stone of the Heart of God, so that we may be installed there as upon an unchangeable pillar." The Good Father gives us the best recommendation to know where we are to build our house solidly. And that place is the Heart of God, from which we cannot be moved no matter what happens: "The rain fell, the flood came, the winds blew and beat against the house, but it did not collapse, because it was founded on rock" (Mt 7:25). Life presents us with ups and downs, crises, insecurities, illnesses, etc. If our foundations are in Christ, the house will never fall, no matter how many seismic movements of any kind try to destroy our construction.

And the door of this house is always open, waiting for the arrival of those who have been lost in the ditches of life, as happened to the prodigal in the parable. God opens his house for us, and yet the Son of Man has no place to lay his head. The Heart of Christ continually looks out for his children, their needs are the needs of his Heart, especially those of his poorest children, cornered by the injustice of evil, the structures of lack of solidarity and human selfishness. Hence, "outside his heart there is nothing but bitterness" (Good Father).