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Applied building biology: Pedrinate, Ticino
Friday, 18th May 2012The works of Ticino bio-architect Luca Giordano all share a common denominator: creating living spaces in harmony with human beings and the environment on the basis of the principles of building biology. All for 100% sustainable projects. In Pedrinate, Canton Ticino, Tecnoclima & Partners, Luca Giordano’s engineering and architecture biology studio, has reclaimed a rural building and converted it into an ecological home. The door to the cubic volume is on the uphill side of the lot and opens directly onto the living area, an “open space” construction. The volume extends along a walkway overlooking the valley, the entire length of which is covered by an overhanging photovoltaic sunshade. ...
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