Located in Paracas, Peru the new Bogavante House was originally made as temporary housing on the Natural Reserve -- overlooking beautiful views of the bay.
The particular climate conditions caused building issues that the design team easily solved by laying a solid base to serve as a barrier from strong winds. With a sturdy base, the team was able to create a beautiful modern structure with a unique and stylish interior as well as a sheltered private garden. Using cinderblock on the exterior, the home has a rustic yet contemporary style that gives the owners privacy while still offering large windows with stunning views.
Designed to relate to the desert landscape background, the Bogavante House opens up completely to the outdoors at the back for a luxurious indoor/outdoor floorplan.
Modern Climate-Safe Houses
The Bogavante House Was Built to Withstand All Types of Weather
Trend Themes
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3. Indoor/outdoor Floorplans - Demand for seamless integration between indoor and outdoor spaces in modern home designs.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Construction - Opportunity for architects and builders to develop climate-safe housing solutions.
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3. Interior Design - Demand for interior designers who can seamlessly integrate indoor and outdoor spaces in home designs.