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La Cima ResidentialLa Cima ResidentialLa Cima Residential is an exemplary architectural project situated in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia, that masterfully demonstrates the principles of bioclimatic architecture and sustainable design. This 340-square-meter residence, positioned at an elevation of 1,475 meters above sea level, represents a harmonious integration of built environment with natural surroundings through its thoughtful implementation of sustainability, airtightness, and self-sufficiency principles. The structure, which earned a Bronze A' Design Award in Architecture, Building and Structure Design category, features a sophisticated two-level design comprising 181 square meters of social areas on the first floor and 138 square meters of private spaces on the second level, complemented by 360 square meters of outdoor amenities. The architectural composition employs extensive glazing to capitalize on natural light and panoramic views while utilizing the greenhouse effect for temperature regulation. Notable sustainable features include solar panels, locally-sourced materials such as natural stone and teak wood, and environmentally conscious structural elements including PVC and architectural concrete. The design ingeniously incorporates natural phenomena such as the Venturi effect to minimize energy consumption, while its west-facing orientation and strategic placement of glass facades enable sweeping views of both the mountainous terrain and the city of Santa Marta. The project's innovative approach to environmental integration is further enhanced by its careful consideration of the local climate, indigenous plant species in landscaping, and the implementation of passive design strategies including natural ventilation and solar control systems. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: sustainable architecture, bioclimatic design, mountain residence, environmental integration, energy efficiency, luxury residential SOURCES: |
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