This architectural project in São Paulo emphasizes environmental sustainability and a strong connection with nature. Utilizing rammed earth for the perimeter walls and exposed concrete for internal elements, the design features a binuclear layout with a focus on a central access point. Key design elements include a protective rammed earth enclosure, an internal courtyard enhancing ventilation, and expansive eaves for sun protection. The accessible roof contributes thermal inertia and accommodates solar panels, reflecting a commitment to sustainable practices, harmonizing modern living with the natural environment.
The house is designed to maximize environmental performance and create a seamless connection with the landscape, utilizing rammed earth and exposed concrete in its construction.
An internal courtyard enhances cross-ventilation and insolation, making it independent of the street, while large eaves protect the main rooms facing the garden.
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