Swiss carpark is the modern day "Batcave"
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The concrete cubes are furnished with a single glass panel window, creating a dramatic outlook onto the adjacent valley
The private garage studio has been constructed into the hillside and features five giant concrete cubes
In total the garage can house eight cars
The grass rooftop helps to camouflage the garage into its surrounding environment
The concrete cubes are furnished with a single glass panel window, creating a dramatic outlook onto the adjacent valley
The “Batcave” garage, located in Herdern, Switzerland
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Switzerland's Peter Kunz Architektur is responsible for the creation of this modern day “Batcave” located in Herdern, Switzerland. The private garage studio has been constructed into the hillside and features five giant concrete cubes that jut out of the surrounding, apparently untouched, landscape. The concrete cubes are furnished with a single glass panel, creating a dramatic outlook onto the adjacent valley.
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