Homes with pagodas: A slideshow
The classical Eastern structures are reinterpreted as backyard sanctuaries for busy American families
By The Week Staff | July 9, 2012
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nce built to enshrine Buddhist relics across Asia, the pagoda has been adopted by Western homeowners as a refuge from the hustle-and-bustle of life. Whether used for quiet contemplation or much-needed shade (as on this California estate), the multi-tiered structure gives an otherwise predictable backyard a unique accent. For more info on the homes in this slideshow, please contact the realtor listed.
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