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The Casa Tejona project in Lima, Peru, was conceived by Arq. Martín Dulanto with the premise of minimizing its impact on the environment, seeking to link all its spaces with the surrounding nature. It seeks to generate the atmosphere of a temporary temple taken over by vegetation
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Markham Collegue Primary School building in Lima – winning design proposal by IDOM and Rosan Bosch Studio offers a future-proof and flexible learning environment with a focus on sustainability and outdoor learning
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Lima House design by Brazil’s studio mk27 in the capital of Peru. Located on an urban plot 16m wide by 30m deep, the main idea was initially to create the idea that the property is a townhouse
Christian Verde and Carlo Gonzales’ Lampa Cultural Center, Lima, was announced the winning project of the eighth version TEAM20 Architecture and Planning Graduation Projects Competition.
Lima Convention Centre building – LCC design by IDOM: cultural and economic motor for Perú, representing a meeting place at the heart of the city enrooted in the collective Peruvian culture
Casa Anguila in Cañete, Peru house design by architect Martin Dulanto Sangalli, conceived as a large box nestled in the ground towards the sea: this vast space is divided in two levels
A white box, a habitat platform and the space generated between both elements, composes this Peruvian house design by Arq. Martín Dulanto. The box is separated from the base creating a large space open to the landscape.
This project design by Martin Dulanto Sangalli takes part of a personal exploration where different blocks and the vacuum generated between them are the protagonists. The volume was proposed as a large white box that has been excavated and within which appear different “buckets” with various materials.
Designed by Metropolis the Palabritas Beach House is located on the first row of lots and was designed so that the architecture acted like a frame to the view of the beach and the islands that are found in front of the house.
Designed by Vértice Arquitectos a contemporary Peruvian house with sea views from the most of the rooms. The property is in lot E-3 from “Palillos” beach, south of Lima
DNADD and nonprofit organization Techo share the same mission: to overcome poverty in informal settlements. Participants should develop a new community centre, able to constitute the reference point for the inhabitants.
Getty Conservation Institute celebrates major advances in conservation of earthen architecture across Latin America: completion of seismic retrofitting and conservation efforts at Church of Kuñotambo.
Casa S in Lima – contemporary Peru house design by domenack arquitectos handles three important variables: satisfy family functional needs, adapting to a difficult sloping topography, and capture golf course views.
The Casa Topo residence is designed by architect Martín Dulanto to minimise its impact on the environment, looking for the house to be perceived smaller than it actually is.
Design: BORDE Arquitectos. The land clearly laid out 2 axes so we made 2 wings. In the ground floor there´s one wing with the kids bedrooms and in front of them is the second wing with the master bedroom and the tv room, they join in the front side and made the social area.
New house in Pucusana design by Arq. Martin Dulanto Sangalli, aimed to have minimum impact in the natural setting. The rocky tract of land was cut before the project was designed, the home lightly embedding into the setting.
