Elefante Volador
BEMaa, Alberto Mazza | |
| location | Tulum |
| function | private house |
| contributed by | PaoloMazzoleni |
The guideline for this project was to integrate ecological principles, as required from the reserve, with traditional construction principles used originally by the Mayan population. The house develops around three main areas: a first dedicated to the owner, totally self-sufficient, with kitchen, main room, room and bathroom. The second with 2 guest rooms and bathroom. The third is a Palapa, a typical Mayan open structure. The orientation of the building follows the North -South axe with a 22 degree rotation as per every traditional Mayan house. The rooftop houses an open tub and a relaxation area. Energy is supplied by photovoltaic and eolic system while waste waters are filtered and recuperated for gardening purposes.

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