Casa Moro, designed by Taller Arquitectura Mar del Plata, resonates with the ecological and topographic features of its site in Buenos Aires. The design integrates built form within a natural void shaped by trees and terrain. It features a green concrete mantle that follows the landscape and a reflective volume above, ensuring minimal visual impact. The internal layout includes an open-plan living area centered around a courtyard for natural light and ventilation. This approach promotes a structured relationship between architectural solid and void, highlighting the existing natural conditions.
Casa Moro integrates a residential structure into its forested site in Buenos Aires by utilizing a green concrete mantle and a lightweight reflective volume that align with the site's natural topography.
The design prioritizes minimizing visual and environmental impact, with most of the architecture concealed beneath a vegetated roof, allowing it to blend with the surrounding landscape.
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