An innovative new concept for sustainable living that molds perfectly its environment The Bioconstruction techniques we use are rooted in natural and local materials like bamboo produced in Mexico, reclaimed sustainable wood, limestone, earth and water that lets us be creative in our constructions, letting them flow with nature. With fractal architecture, we borrow from one of nature’s best ideas, allowing us to expand construction and living spaces in a way that connects us with everything that surrounds us, creating a natural flow of energy. We base our work in sacred geometry to build design patterns that are not only stunning to look at, but jibe with nature. The walls are built under parametric bamboo construction systems, with earth and lime finishes, that allow us to generate organic wave-like forms that create continuous movement with the air and winds of the Mayan jungle. It’s commonly known that the tensile strength of bamboo is compared to that of steel. It also has the robustness to bend and flex long before it can break, achieving a solid, organic and sustainable structure. The roof is built with a parametric bamboo fiber and ‘cococrete‘ (coconut fiber paste, lime, sand, 3% cement and ash) finish. Durability and quality are guaranteed thanks to an impermeable finish, using a waterproofing substance made with recycled tires.
Las técnicas de bioconstrucción utilizadas se basan en materiales naturales y locales como el bambú producido en México, la madera de aprovechamiento sustentable, la tierra, cal y agua que nos permiten crear hábitats vivos, dándonos la oportunidad de fluir con la naturaleza y crear espacios sanos para quien los habita. Un fractal, repite un patrón con la misma forma en diferentes escalas. En la naturaleza encontramos fractales en las nubes, en las montañas, en los cenotes y en los copos de nieve, por mencionar algunos ejemplos. En la arquitectura fractal se logra plasmar la técnica que permite expandirnos y conectar nuestro hogar con la naturaleza.
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