The Mirror Houses by Peter Pichler

The Mirror Houses are a pair of holiday houses, set in the marvelous neighboring of the South Tyrolean Dolomites, amidst a stunning scenery of apple trees, just outside the city of Bolzano, Italy. Architect Peter Pichler designed it. The Mirror houses offer a unique opportunity to spend an enjoyable vacation surrounded by the contemporary architecture of the leading standards, and the most extraordinary Landscape and beauty nature has to offer.

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