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Conecta al ser humano con el resto de los seres vivos (flora y fauna)

Purifica el aire y reduce los gases contaminantes del entorno

Mejora la acústica del lugar aislando el ruido exterior

regula la temperatura interior del inmueble

retiene partículas de polvo

Permite el cultivo de plantas alimenticias y ornamentales

Puede captar el agua de lluvia y luz solar

El proceso de impermeabilizante junto con la vegetación tiene una durabilidad de mas de 40 años

Baja el consumo energético derivado de sistemas de clima artificial

Mejora la estética del lugar

Contrarresta el efecto isla de calor

MeMo House

BAM! arquitectura

EcoCapsule by NiceArchitects

miniature solar powered home with retractable wind-turbine and a rain water storage making - live in it up to a year with no maintenance or need to have water or electric power infrastructure

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Mountain View Double Gable Eichler Remodel

San Francisco-based Klopf Architecture has remodeled a house built by Joseph Eichler, the post-war real estate developer who helped introduce modern housing estates to America. Built in the 1960s, the updated mid-century modern residence is located in the Silicon Valley town of Mountain View. It’s one of thousands of middle-class dwellings built by Eichler between 1949 and 1966 – homes often referred to as Eichlers. 

Klopf Architecture, a San Francisco-based studio, has deep experience with the noted dwellings. “We have worked on over 100 Eichler homes, ranging from small remodels to complete guts and significant additions,” said John Klopf, the firm’s founding principal.