Designed by Tololo Ugarte office, Casa Catalejo stands out for a concept that values the natural context of the site. Suspended over fertile and changing soil, the house allows vegetation to grow freely, creating a green esplanade around it. The circular structure maximizes interaction with the landscape, while the use of materials that mimic the environment minimizes visual impact.
With double-height ceilings and a vaulted roof, the project takes advantage of centenary trees as the main focus, integrating them into the interior and creating a continuous connection between built space and nature. Thus, it is an example of how technical solutions can enhance sustainability and redefine the concept of dwelling, promoting a constant dialogue between human beings and the natural surroundings.Tentar novamenteO Claude pode cometer erros. Confira sempre as respostas.