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Date:

2023

Category:
InteriorResidential
Tags:
biophilic designBREEAM assessmentContemporaryeco-friendly constructionenergy-efficient door and windowsenergy-efficient windowsgreen buildingHouseInnovativeLEED certifiedluxury sustainable residencesMinimalModernModern HomeNaturenet-zero energyPassive HousePassive House in New MexicoPassivehousePassivhausrainwater harvestingResidentialresidential green buildingssolar powersustainable architecturesustainable developmentsustainable homesustainable home in New MexicoVahid MojarrabWAMO Studiowamo studio architects

CASA CIELO SANTO

LUXURIOUS SUSTAINABILITY IN THE HEART OF THE DESERT

This architectural endeavor is a quintessential example of eco-conscious design meeting contemporary sophistication. Settled amidst the rugged beauty of the desert, the structure’s distinctive silhouette emerges with flat roofs juxtaposed against dynamically angled walls. These design choices are not mere aesthetic gestures; they serve a dual purpose of carving out shaded oases while framing panoramic desert vistas.

 

Embracing the ethos of sustainability, the building is clad in stone sourced from local quarries, allowing it to both reflect and blend with the earthen tones of the landscape. This deliberate choice of materials underscores a commitment to environmental stewardship, ensuring the home’s presence is as unobtrusive as it is enduring.

 

The design’s strategic incorporation of indigenous flora and a meandering circular driveway does more than enhance the visual allure; it weaves the structure into the fabric of the land, minimizing disruption and fostering a symbiotic relationship with the terrain.

 

Interior spaces are thoughtfully arranged to celebrate the seamless transition between inside and out. Expansive windows not only capture the majestic desert tableau but also usher in a ballet of light and shadow that dances across the rooms. The integration of patios and intentional openings facilitates a natural flow of air, marrying comfort with ecological consideration.

 

This creation is more than a home; it is a sanctuary that pays homage to its environment. It proves that luxury and environmental consciousness can coexist, offering an abode that is both a refuge and a respectful nod to the arid wilderness it inhabits.

Photos by Daniel Nadelbach

A bird 's eye view of a house with many trees around it.
A large building with many windows and doors.
A patio with chairs and tables in the middle of it.
A doorway leading to an outdoor courtyard with stone walls.
A stone wall with a glass door and windows.
A hallway with stone walls and wooden floors.
A bedroom with a fireplace and sliding glass doors.
A bathroom with a tub, sink and mirror.
A kitchen with a large island and lots of counter space.
A living room with couches and tables in it
A watercolor of an aerial view of buildings
A painting of a house with a fence around it
A painting of a house with grass in the foreground.
A blurry picture of a living room with furniture.
A painting of a building with a tree in the background.
A painting of trees and buildings in the background.
A blurry picture of a house with trees in the background.
A drawing of an office with chairs and tables.
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