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8 décembre 2006

Mies à Miami

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An architect’s rendering of the house shows its solid exterior walls and the long, narrow courtyard that bisects it.

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LEARNING FROM A MASTER John Bennett and Terence Riley's house takes cues from Mies van der Rohe's never-built court houses. A photo mural by Richard Misrach fills much of one wall, above.

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CLIMATE CONTROL Though the dining area looks light and open, the house’s glass doors were designed with hurricanes in mind.

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A bridge leads over a pool to the bedrooms.

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FUN HOUSE Mr. Riley, center, and Mr. Bennett built their own house and a mirror-image version next door with Craig Robins, a developer, right. “It was meant for bathing suits,” Mr. Riley said of their own house, “not business suits.”

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A bathroom opens to the outdoors.

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The image projected above the lap pool is from a work they commissioned from the artist Matthew Weinstein.

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A SIMPLE PLAN The house is surrounded by densely planted gardens created by Raymond Jungles, a landscape designer.

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A vine on an outside wall.

photos Ken Hayden for The New York Times

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