Imagine a house that breathes, that regulates the light of the sun by moving its own walls and that dialogues directly with the treetops is not a utopia. On the stage of contemporary Argentine architecture, the Casa del Trerón, designed by the Botteri-Connell studio, is an inspiring example...
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Imagine a house that breathes, that regulates the light of the sun by moving its own walls and that dialogues directly with the treetops is not a utopia. On the stage of contemporary Argentine architecture, the Casa del Trerón, designed by the Botteri-Connell studio, is an inspiring example...