Maison Oblique, a villa designed by Jean Nouvel at just 25, exemplifies the oblique function with its unique angular structures, reflecting a departure from traditional architecture.
The oblique function, introduced in the 1960s, is characterized by sloping planes and angular designs that promote physical interaction, transforming the experience of spatial perception.
This home features slanted walls and diagonal lines, representing a radical shift in architectural thinking that invites a more dynamic engagement with space.
Although modifications have occurred, the essence of Nouvel's and Parent's bold vision remains intact, ensuring that Maison Oblique continues to embody its avant-garde spirit through time.
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