The difference lies in the design decisions and the materials used. The difference is within and doesn’t really show.

Wood and stone replace cement and other industrial building materials; natural fibers are used for insulation;

energy is produced by renewable sources that are only supported and supplemented by mechanical devices;

optimal ventilation and a clean environment are created through careful building orientation, the use of natural features like trees, and open and shaded areas.

A healthier home environment co-existing with the landscape and a more efficient way to live and interact with the land.

Less maintenance, running costs reduction and a more sustainable and fulfilling lifestyle.

Using almost exclusively natural materials, we are actually creating a house that is completely recyclable and that return to the environment once its purpose has been fulfilled, without leaving behind harmful and inorganic components that cannot be broken down naturally.

A house that can go back to be part of the cycle of life.