VEZPROJECT

Project planning: July 2021

My first steps as an architect were in the world of trade show stands and exhibition spaces. Designing and building them was a unique school—one that came with a lot of sweat, plenty of pressure, and very little sleep.

This house represents not only a cozy retreat but also a model of regenerative architecture that seeks to minimize its environmental impact while maximizing the quality of life for its inhabitants. Through a combination of ancestral construction techniques and a contemporary approach, it demonstrates that sustainability and design can coexist in perfect harmony.

Much like the centuries-old methods used in traditional wooden houses, bamboo architecture draws inspiration from ancestral wood construction techniques; this building approach employs the same basic principles.

Condemned to exile due to its size, it now rests in the inkwell. May the Force be with you.

In addition to being 99% recyclable, the metal gives this home an elegant, sleek, and modern look.

This proposal is a sustainable update of a high-mountain cabin; its prefabricated Guadua bamboo structure and hemp textile covering make it easy to transport. Hemp fiber is highly resistant to tensile stress, biodegradable, lightweight, and durable. Hemp's thermal properties make the fabric cooler in summer and warmer in winter; additionally, it possesses natural antibacterial qualities, making it ideal for both high- and low-mountain climates.

Año: 2022

Year: 2023

Year: 2024

Mixed construction.

#arquitectura #bambu # Guadua #casa

Software: Vectorworks, Maya, AutoCAD

Software: AutoCADMaterials: Guadua bamboo + tendinous wall

Construcción: VEZproject