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EDITION29 HOUSED

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EDITION29 HOUSED lets the architects and builders of dwellings from across the globe tell the stories behind these modern habitats. Each Issue contains over 150 pages of stunning photography, audio, text and video that brings to life these amazing structures. For a limited time, with the purchase of this app, get two Issues, A005 and A003, which are available for free download. This app is for iPad 2 or newer running iOS 6.0+. Please contact at info@29gps.com with any support questions.

Each additional Edition29 HOUSED Issue can be purchased for $2.99. A 1-Year subscription is available for $12.99 which gives access to all current issues of Edition29 HOUSED during the 1-Year subscription period.

SUBSCRIBERS’ AUTOMATIC-RENEWAL FEATURE: Your subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Your iTunes account will automatically be charged at the same price for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period (another year for annual subscribers, another month for monthly subscribers) unless you change your subscription preferences in your account settings. You can manage your subscriptions through your Account Settings after purchase. No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period.
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This first issue of EDITION29 HOUSED is a tribute to Modern American Homes and a showcase of the architect’s handiwork as seen through an extensive set of visual panoramas that can be experienced while listening to the commentary by each of the architects.

Starting with the Desert House in Santa Fe, New Mexico, by architects Ohlhausen DuBois designed specifically to showcase works of modern art by Ellsworth Kelley, Kiki Smith, and culminating with an embedded room in the center of the house as a piece of sculpture, the SKYSCAPE by artist James Turrell.

The Claremont House designed by the architect for his family, is set in between a row of traditional Chicago homes and stands out for its simple modern boxed elegance. This three story brick structure is punctuated with concrete, steel and zinc overtones with large sheets of glass that bookend the front and back of the home thus providing to people walking by a transparent box to peer into and see through the full length of the first floor.

This issue rounds out with the modern rural residence the Becherer House in Earlysville, Virginia, the long rectangular Northbeach residence on Orcas Island in Washington state that melds into the woods around it and the dual freestanding buildings that make up the Split house in Sagaponack, New York by architect John Keenen.