Sustainable house has gardens on every floor

The land located amidst buildings in San Isidro, in the north of the province of Buenos Aires (Argentina), had a rectilinear layout, without side openings. The solution designed by BAM! architecture to take advantage of the area without losing green spaces was to create a house that takes advantage of the topography, where a garden connects all the floors . The courtyard on the ground floor connects to the first floor and the roof creating a green terrace with a soft design. Outside, the native vegetation is irrigated with stored rainwater and, on the top floor, an open area with a bench that allows the resident to enjoy the surroundings. Glass walls maintain thermal insulation , bring nature inside and increase the incidence of natural light. Green also helps balance the building's temperature, helping to reduce energy use .

In the back, the pool is accompanied by a fireplace and plantations cultivated by the resident. The bedrooms are on the first floor: the master suite faces the central garden, while the bedrooms overlooking the back are protected by louvers on the facade . Solar panels , in addition to providing electricity, also help with heating, ventilation and air conditioning. Discover this and other sustainable practices on CASACOR's Instagram: @casacor_sustentavel

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