Casa con Lucarna, situated on the outskirts of Santiago, utilizes passive design strategies to combat high temperatures. By integrating patios and gardens, the house fosters natural ventilation and serves as functional dividers between various living spaces. The architecture includes a significant south-facing skylight for natural light while maintaining thermal comfort, and a deep overhang. The building is raised for better airflow and features strategic louvers on its facades for sun mitigation and privacy, emphasizing environmental engagement and efficient material use.
The strategic use of patios and gardens in Casa con Lucarna enhances natural ventilation and thermal regulation while minimizing reliance on air conditioning.
Architectural choices like a large south-facing skylight and a deep semi-translucent overhang allow for natural light without compromising thermal comfort.
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