Van Doesburg House
Meudon, France
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In Meudon, France, the Van Doesburg House (1929) is a studio residence designed by architect Abraham Elzas in collaboration with artist Theo van Doesburg himself. Embodying the principles of De Stijl modernism, the building served as both a home and creative workspace. Now classified as a historical monument and listed in France's general inventory of cultural heritage, it stands as a significant example of early twentieth-century avant-garde domestic architecture.
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Movement
- Built
- Type
- studio house
- Heritage
- listed in the general inventory of cultural heritage, classified historical monument
- Place
- Meudon, France
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