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This clay, lime and glass home reflects its volcanic surroundings
Nestor Perez Batista's clay, lime, glass, home Tegoyo I
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Tegoyo I is a sweet elongated home in Las Palmas, Spain, designed in conversation with its stunning volcanic surroundings. A project by Spain-born, Berlin-based architects Nestor Perez Batista, the home mixes local stone, wood, clay, lime, cement and glass. Big windows in every room frame natural views and let sunlight inundate the interiors.
Nestor Perez Batista's clay, lime, glass, home Tegoyo I
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Tegoyo I is a residential, multi unit housing in La Geria.
Nestor Perez Batista's clay, lime, glass, home Tegoyo I
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In a farm that combines residency with agricultural activity.
Nestor Perez Batista's clay, lime, glass, home Tegoyo I
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Its earthy aesthetics are due to a combination of local materials.
Nestor Perez Batista's clay, lime, glass, home Tegoyo I
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The shelter's interiors were distributed in rooms spread out along the axis.
Nestor Perez Batista's clay, lime, glass, home Tegoyo I
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There is a kitchen and two suites with sleeping, bath and sitting area.
Nestor Perez Batista's clay, lime, glass, home Tegoyo I
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the volcanoes are always present.
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