If you've ever dreamed of visiting Easter Island, you can now dream of doing so in one of these eco cabins by AATA Associate Architects. These Morerava Cabins on Easter Island are designed to have a low impact on the environment and provide a comfortable stay.
To respect the island's cultural and environmental legacy, low water and energy building technology was incorporated. The cabins were constructed on the Chilean mainland in order to save the resources of the island from being used. Thanks to AATA Associate Architects people can now visit Easter Islands in these awesome rustic cabins.
Island Friendly Eco Cabins
AATA Associate Architects Construct Morerava Cabins on Easter Island
Trend Themes
1. Eco-tourism Cabins - There is an opportunity for architects and designers to develop innovative, environmentally-friendly lodging solutions that provide comfortable accommodations for tourists while preserving the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.
2. Sustainable Building Technology - Developing innovative building technologies that incorporate renewable materials and reduce water and energy consumption could revolutionize the tourism industry by providing eco-friendly accommodations that appeal to environmentally-conscious travelers.
3. Culturally-sensitive Architecture - There is a growing demand for culturally-sensitive architecture that respects the traditions and values of local communities. Architects and designers can seize this opportunity by incorporating local materials and designs into their projects.
Industry Implications
1. Tourism - The tourism industry can benefit from eco-friendly and culturally-sensitive accommodations that attract environmentally-conscious travelers seeking unique cultural experiences.
2. Architecture - Architects and designers have an opportunity to develop innovative, sustainable building technologies and culturally-sensitive designs that appeal to clients interested in eco-tourism.
3. Construction - Developing eco-friendly building technologies and incorporating local materials into construction projects can benefit the construction industry by reducing waste and environmental impact.