PROJECT
Estudio A+

DESIGNERS
Alfredo Bertuzzi
Sebastián Boaglio
1st PLACE 
National Competitions Ideas | La Casa Autónoma
Universidad Nacional de Tucumán, Argentina Universitat de Stuttgart, Germany.
Situated in the breathtaking expanse of southern Argentina, this self-sufficient house offers a seamless blend of modern innovation and natural beauty. The residence is constructed using three prefabricated modules, united by two glass gardens that invites natural light and greenery into the heart of the home. This unique design not only enhances aesthetic appeal but also creates a serene, indoor-outdoor living experience.
Energy efficiency is at the forefront of the home's design. Power is generated through an innovative combination of solar panels and a Venturi wind system, ensuring a reliable supply of renewable energy year-round. To combat the harsh cold weather, the house is partially embedded in the earth, leveraging natural insulation to maintain a warm and comfortable interior climate.
Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by a tranquil pond at the entrance, which serves as a primary water source. This pond collects and stores rainwater, providing a sustainable supply for the household's needs. The integration of this natural feature underscores the home's commitment to environmental harmony and resource conservation.
The house’s exterior is clad in dark metal, offering a sleek, modern look that contrasts beautifully with the surrounding Patagonian landscape. Inside, the home is a warm haven, featuring rich wood finishes that exude comfort and elegance. Large, triple-glazed windows frame picturesque vistas of the serene lake and the rugged wilderness beyond, ensuring that residents remain connected to the natural beauty of their surroundings. 
This self-sufficient house in southern Argentina is more than just a dwelling; it is an embodiment of sustainable luxury. Combining innovative design, renewable energy, and natural materials, it offers a unique and harmonious living experience in the heart of Patagonia's awe-inspiring landscape.

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