Given the cold climate of the area, the recreational space can be completely enclosed with skylights that simulate a greenhouse effect indoors, raising the temperature within the space and extending it throughout the house. Additionally, a dry interior courtyard, a living room, an outdoor dining area, a grill zone, a pool, and water features extending towards an orchard are incorporated, enriching the construction with natural elements.
As the project is located next to a highway and exposed to the public, a double-facade strategy is employed, covering the openings, allowing natural light to enter while limiting views towards the interior. Furthermore, the use of specialized aluminum profiles and laminated windows is proposed as a strategy for thermal and acoustic insulation. Furthermore, warm artificial lighting plays a vital role in highlighting each formal element on the facade and each space both on the interior and exterior.
