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PATH House by Hendre Bloem Interior Design

A one-bedroom retreat in Prince Albert, South Africa, designed to minimize environmental impact and connect with its landscape.

The PATH House, located on the outskirts of Prince Albert in South Africa's Karoo region, is a project by Hendre Bloem Interior Design. It is a one-bedroom retreat designed to explore the relationship between architecture, landscape, materiality, and scale.

The home has a total area of 110 m² and an internal footprint of 70 m², arranged over two levels. This design reflects a deliberate commitment to minimizing its environmental impact.

The project is scheduled for completion in 2026. Photographs are by Paris Brummer. Manufacturers include Dokter and Misses, Hendre Bloem Furniture, and Stiles.

The lead architect is Hendre Bloem, with a technical team comprising Marius Botha and Martin Syvertsen, and a design team member Fritz Coetzee.

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