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Latin American residential landscape architecture
Overview
Recent residential architectural developments in Mexico, Chile, and Brazil demonstrate a consistent focus on integrating structures with their natural surroundings.
In Mexico, projects such as Suuel Living in Oaxaca and Casa Akíga emphasize harmony with the Pacific coast and jungle environments. These designs prioritize light, airflow, and gradual discovery through the landscape rather than material opulence.
Similarly, projects in Chile and Brazil focus on environmental preservation and light management. In Chile, the Casa Los Navegantes renovation aims to optimize natural light while maintaining existing vegetation. In Brazil, the Casa Adentro project integrates a large residential program into a densely wooded area, prioritizing the preservation of existing trees.
Entities
CAAM · Casa Los Navegantes · Oaxaca · Camilo Moreno Oliveros · Studio Saxe
Timeline
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11 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesResidential architecture projects highlighted in Chile and BrazilRecent architectural highlights include the renovation of Casa Los Navegantes in Chile and the construction of Casa Adentro in Brazil, both focusing on integrating structures with natural landscapes.
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14 days ago
[CULTURE] 3 sourcesCoastal architectural projects emphasize landscape integration in MexicoArchitectural projects in Mexico, including Suuel Living in Oaxaca and Casa Akíga by Studio Saxe, focus on integrating residential spaces with natural landscapes and promoting slow living.
Sources
90mas10.com · admagazine.com · archdaily.com.br · archdaily.mx · despertarmexico.com