Jul 12
Villa Negroni, Argenteuil, France,
Designed by architect Armand Negroni as his own residence in 1970. Working within 1970’s experimental modernism Negroni’s work was a rejection traditional room compartmentalization and rather focused on fluid, multi‑use spaces with modularity and adaptability at its core.
The Villa Negroni is a rare untouched example of this ethos when architects were rethinking how people might live, socialize, and inhabit space.
Photo: Architecture de Collection