solar energy is used in a controlled manner through a mobile roof that allows the interior spatial conditions to change depending on weather conditions.

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the program is organized by three semi-buried pavilions whose roofs are tied to the ground, absorbed by the forest.

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a defining feature of 'casa dos vigas' is its three courtyards, formed by cuts in the roofline.

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by transforming a linear bar into a full circle, the home integrates indoor and outdoor environments.

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TIM arquitectos' facade is composed of low-maintenance materials like concrete and bricks, paired with wood for the sunshades.

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for self-sufficiency given the remote site, the house integrates ecological strategies such as water-harvesting systems and solar panels.

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estudio galera forms an outdoor gathering spot, shaded by beams that create an intricate shadow play.

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the monumental cemetery stands as the largest example of modern architecture in the funerary field, yet it remains largely unknown.

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atelierM designs this 'LuMa' house with a spiraling green roof to coexist with a majestic, hundred-year-old oak tree in argentina.

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the entire 'casa libélula' is designed as a large shaded porch, with retractable glass transforming interiors into breezy outdoor areas.

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