为了设计这座周末住宅，项目团队对当地自然环境中的建筑问题进行了深入研究，并在 LEED v4 可持续住房的标准下实施开发。疫情带来的变化开启了远程工作的新局面，同时也增加了人们对具有高景观价值和自然价值的住房的需要。

This weekend house is the result of an in-depth study on the current construction problems in our natural territory, and developed under the logic of LEED v4 sustainable housing certification. The changes generated during the pandemic promoted remote work and opened a new scenario, favoring the advance of migrations and a growth in the demand for housing in environments of high landscape and natural value.

▼项目概览

Overall view

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考虑到人类活动对当前环境的不良影响——建筑施工产生的碳排放约占全球碳排放的 70%，以及资源用量的 60%——该项目的过程旨在深入研究设计、建造、可持续以及生物气候逻辑以适应新的国家-城市关系，同时改变传统的材料生产流程，使其从现场挖掘变为低影响的干式装配。

Therefore, the process proposes to delve into design, constructive, sustainable and bioclimatic logics that incorporate new country-city relationships, reversing the historical processes of production of materials, from the extractive in situ to the low-impact dry-assembled, since The impact of our activity on the current environmental deterioration is key, construction works represent around 70% of global carbon emissions and more than 60% of the use of resources.

▼场地轴测，Site – axon©Pablo Senmartin Architects

住宅位于科尔多瓦山区圣洛克湖畔，自然环境十分脆弱，长期面临着干旱、大规模火灾、原始森林衰退、基础设施缺乏以及自然景观遭受人为毁坏的问题。项目的选址靠近一片自然保护区，拥有 1610.69 平方米的建筑面积，高差达到 8 米的坡地纵直地伸向海岸。

The house is located in the mountainous area of ​​Cordoba, on the banks of Lake San Roque, in a context characterized by extreme environmental fragility, with periods of long drought, large-scale fires, loss of native forest, lack of infrastructure and Territorial anthropic footprints that have damaged the natural landscape. The lot chosen near a protected natural area, consists of a surface of 1610.69m2 and slopes of up to 8 meters, towards the coast.

▼住宅与周边环境，Context

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