"Ca Na Pau," Binissalem, Mallorca, Spain,
Munarq Architects

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"Ca Na Pau," Binissalem, Mallorca, Spain,
Munarq Architects

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"Ca na Pau is designed to embody the experience of countryside living, which exposes residents to open spaces and natural elements. To address this, the house revolves around a central patio with a surface area that mirrors that of the main house. This patio serves as a transitional space between indoors and outdoors, offering a protected yet open area for relaxation and social interaction. The design facilitates a dynamic relationship between interior and exterior environments, with thoughtfully placed openings that frame views of the landscape and allow natural light to flood the space. The result is a structure that promotes community while offering moments of solitude, capturing the essence of rural living.
Inside, the walls are coated with a mixture of earth and lime, creating a favorable hygrothermal environment. This traditional plaster improves the house’s energy efficiency by regulating humidity levels and maintaining a stable indoor climate. The use of earthen plaster also aligns with sustainable building practices, as it relies on natural materials that contribute to both the home’s comfort and durability. By using these materials, Munarq ensures that Ca na Pau remains environmentally responsible while providing a healthy and pleasant living space. The plaster also enhances the building’s thermal performance, reducing energy consumption and improving the overall indoor environment.
The roof of Ca na Pau is insulated using straw blocks, a sustainable alternative to synthetic materials. These straw blocks are placed between laminated wood beams, forming a dense insulation layer that offers thermal performance superior to traditional insulation methods. By utilizing straw, the architects not only improve the building’s energy efficiency but also reduce its reliance on non-renewable resources. Straw, as a natural material, enhances the breathability of the building, helping to regulate moisture and maintain a healthy indoor climate. This approach supports the overall sustainability of the residence, reinforcing Munarq’s commitment to environmentally friendly construction practices."