Dayligh

Refugio del Ocaso is conceived as a residence shaped through the careful balance of solids and voids, where enclosed interior spaces are continuously complemented by open courtyards and transitional zones. Rather than functioning as isolated outdoor elements, these courtyards operate as environmental regulators and sensory extensions of the living spaces, bringing daylight, air movement, and vegetation into the daily life of the home. PH Mateo soto ❌︎ Remove Applied Products block will be inserted here The project adopts a materially restrained architectural language in which structure, enclosure, and atmosphere work together to create a calm and environmentally responsive domestic environment. Through the combination of cha... More