CorManca solar house is located in the city of Mexico and offers a convenient alternative way of life and at the same time. The Sustainable house from the year 2012-2015 has been designed by architects Paul Crémoux and built on a plot of 176 m2 only after the liability standard practice.
Asymmetric solar house by Paul Crémoux workshop
Solar three-storey house has not only solar water heater, but it is passively cooled by cross ventilation. The highlight is a vertical green oasis in the courtyard. This wall was planted with over 4,000 different species of plants. The roof protects the house against the elements.
Solar House CorManca – home of the modern city
The vertical greening absorbed annually around 187 kg of CO2 into the atmosphere. With the green roof is the number 267 kg of CO2. The solar house project placed great emphasis on the use of easily recyclable materials, the use of non-VOC paint systems with passive cooling through cross-ventilation.
Home studio with Paul Crémoux vertical greening
Windows and facades emphasis on transparency, lightness and stability. The basic function of the lens is to bring light into the house. The coating of dark natural stone panels gives the impression of a monolithic body heavy concrete. These panels can also be found in the inner linings so clever with their typical texture surface on the basis of dramatic contrasts can be created. The living area is 540m2.
Photos: Héctor armanadoherrera and PCW
The warm beech wood gives the room a sense of visual lightness
The second room was used as a patio
Home energy efficient – a paradise of plants
Modern passive house with a green roof
Sustainable concrete house
Zero Energy House CorManca – look inside
Three-storey house – beech wood
Wooden stairs and railings glass
Sustainable project with U-shaped projectiles
Casa CorManca – concrete house with metal construction
House with solar panels stone facade
Green design
The floor plan – Plan
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Peter Dark
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