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Apr. 05 Back to the Cave. In mankind's early history, the cave was an adequate dwelling. Now, thousands of years later, the cave is rediscovered for its living advantages by Genevean architect, Daniel Grataloup. But this new construction manner with squirted concrete had to fight a long battle against the public administration which was opposed to such cave construction. Price of one cave - villa, unfurnished, is about 350, 000 Swiss francs

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