Explore "The House of the 7 Courtyards," a masterpiece of sustainable architecture nestled on a sprawling plot in Funes, Argentina. Designed by Arquitectura Spinetta, this residence ingeniously integrates seven verdant courtyards that punctuate its expansive layout. Clad in red brick, the private areas contrast with expansive glass-walled social spaces that overlook these serene gardens.
These courtyards not only provide privacy and intimate perspectives but also facilitate natural light and ventilation throughout the interiors. Bioclimatic strategies like cross ventilation, rainwater harvesting, and solar heating underscore its commitment to sustainability, while native vegetation fosters biodiversity, attracting local wildlife.
Inside, dynamic spatial arrangements and tactile materials like exposed concrete and oak create a sensory-rich environment. The seamless transition between indoors and outdoors is enhanced by eaves, galleries, and movable curtains, offering unique spatial experiences that engage the senses.
Experience a harmonious blend of architecture and nature where each space tells a story of ecological mindfulness and human connection. Join us as we delve into how "The House of the 7 Courtyards" embodies a sustainable lifestyle and redefines living in harmony with its environment.
Architects: Arquitectura Spinetta | [ Ссылка ]
Area: 440 m²
Year: 2022
City: Funes
Country: Argentina
