The new Iseami house by Robles Arquitectos

The new Iseami house by Robles Arquitectos

Juan Robles develop methods for architectural design that explores 10 elements: site, climate, energy, water, materials, environment, atmosphere, cost, innovation, and the use of passive strategies and implemented the process. By balancing these elements he managed to put a plan design that reduces the negative impact of the Institute ISEAMI entire cycle. As this institution is situated on a peninsula biologically diverse, architects are trying to keep to a minimum impact on the site, and the house must be truly independent and off-grid because there is no utility can be brought in this beautiful modern headquarters building for new ISEAMI Institute, which intended for the investigation of sustainability, ecology, and art. Located on the Osa Peninsula, deep in the rainforest-rich and biologically diverse of Costa Rica, Casa Iseami walking really thank you for off-grid hydropower systems in place plus the photovoltaic roof. Costa Rica-based Robles Arquitectos designed the building in accordance with their SDRA design process, which evaluates 10 key elements to reduce the negative impact of projects on the environment.