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    E.1027 A Project by Eileen Grey: Lucca Schmid Sánchez

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    E.1027 was a house designed by Eileen Gray in 1929. The interior focused on shared living spaces and an open floor plan with doorways but no doors, allowing free flow between rooms. Various colors and murals decorated the rooms throughout the house, which maintained a consistent aesthetic and incorporated curves. The floor plans, elevations, and sections clearly depicted the outer structure and interior functions of each room and how they connected.

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    E.1027 A Project by Eileen Grey: Lucca Schmid Sánchez

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    E.1027 was a house designed by Eileen Gray in 1929. The interior focused on shared living spaces and an open floor plan with doorways but no doors, allowing free flow between rooms. Various colors and murals decorated the rooms throughout the house, which maintained a consistent aesthetic and incorporated curves. The floor plans, elevations, and sections clearly depicted the outer structure and interior functions of each room and how they connected.

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    E.1027 was a house designed by Eileen Gray in 1929. The interior focused on shared living spaces and an open floor plan with doorways but no doors, allowing free flow between rooms. Various colors and murals decorated the rooms throughout the house, which maintained a consistent aesthetic and incorporated curves. The floor plans, elevations, and sections clearly depicted the outer structure and interior functions of each room and how they connected.

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    E.1027 A Project by Eileen Grey: Lucca Schmid Sánchez

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    Lucca Schmid
    E.1027 was a house designed by Eileen Gray in 1929. The interior focused on shared living spaces and an open floor plan with doorways but no doors, allowing free flow between rooms. Various colors and murals decorated the rooms throughout the house, which maintained a consistent aesthetic and incorporated curves. The floor plans, elevations, and sections clearly depicted the outer structure and interior functions of each room and how they connected.

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    E.

    1027
    A project
    by Eileen
    Grey
    Lucca Schmid Sánchez

    Communications
    Communications
    Communications
    Program and Space

    Orange: common areas

    Blue:private areas

    Pink: Semi-private

    Interior

    The Interior of house E 1027 by Eileen Gray seems to be


    very focused in shared spaces and the flow between one
    room to another. In the design there seems to be
    various living spaces that are meant to be shared by
    various people at the same time. Inside the house there
    are doorways but no actual doors, allowing for a free
    flow from one room to another without any disturbance
    or cut that would be caused by doors being placed. The
    house also extremely colorful in every room with
    various colors and murals adorning the various rooms
    throughout. The house holds the same aesthetic
    throughout and attempts to incorporate curves through
    pillars and certain furniture and appliances.
    Relations

    The Floor Plans, Elevations, and sections create a clean


    and understandable idea of Grey’s project. Through these
    its easy to identify the architectural traits found in the
    design and it is easy to distinguish the certain functions
    of each room/ area, and how they connect and flow with
    each other. The outer structure is clearly depicted, while
    the rooms inside are clear in what their functions are
    through certain context clues available.

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