Unconventional architectural solutions in Casa Hacienda by Raimundo Anguita, Chicureo, Chile
Casa Hacienda by Raimundo Anguita in Chicureo, Chile, stands out as an example of unconventional architectural solutions. Using sustainably sourced wood, the structure features well insulated walls, efficient wood-burning stoves, and solar energy panels set in the surrounding gardens. An extended garden terrace allows for the use of natural light for living and working functions, while the cultivation of organic vegetables in the garden adds an extra layer of sustainability. The distinctiveness of the project lies in its use of practical, standard construction methods combined with the latest technologies to create an innovative design. This has resulted in a modern yet comfortable and cozy space that is energy and cost-efficient.
There’s no end to the creative ideas of renowned architect Raimundo Anguita. It’s quite easy to make sure: take a look together with Forum City in Chicureo. We are sure you will be impressed with Casa Hacienda!
Courtesy of Forum City Raimundo Anguita, Photos by Oliver Llaneza.
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Alexander Lewis
I’m really intrigued by the unconventional architectural solutions in Casa Hacienda by Raimundo Anguita in Chicureo, Chile. Can anyone provide more insight into the unique design choices made in this project? How do these unconventional solutions contribute to the overall aesthetic and functionality of the house?
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I’m really intrigued by the unconventional architectural solutions in Casa Hacienda by Raimundo Anguita in Chicureo, Chile. Can anyone provide more insight into the unique design choices made in this project? How do these unconventional solutions contribute to the overall aesthetic and functionality of the house?