Organic Architecture Model - Bubble House Style / 20th-century Utopia

Architectural study model from the second half of the 20th century, illustrating the trend toward organic and cellular utopias.

Directly inspired by formal research on bubble dwellings—popularized on the French Riviera by the work of Antti Lovag and epitomized by Pierre Cardin’s legendary Palais Bulles— this architectural complex breaks free from traditional orthogonal volumes in favor of fluid, biomorphic forms.

The composition features a modular village structured by glazed terracotta domes in earthy tones, punctuated by characteristic porthole-like openings. The ensemble is set against a textured landscaped base incorporating walkways and terraces.

• Period: Second half of the 20th century

• Materials: Terracotta, cardboard, paper, etc.

• Dimensions: Length 89 cm × Width 63 cm × Height 24 cm

• Protection: Sold with its removable transparent Plexiglas protective cover

• Condition: Generally in good condition. Note: slight signs of wear, inherent to the nature and fragility of this type of workshop model.