An Eloquent Playful Sequence | Happy House Begur

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The Happy House is a private residence nestled on the slopes of Aiguablava, Begur, Spain, designed to harmonize with its natural surroundings. Emphasizing sustainability, it features a green roof, natural ventilation through a central patio, and energy-efficient materials. The house’s lower level seamlessly connects to the landscape with expansive glass, while the upper level is clad in a permeable ceramic façade, providing privacy and regulating light. Overlooking a natural cove, the design merges contemporary aesthetics with environmental sensitivity, making it both a modern and eco-conscious retreat.

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Architects: SALA FERUSIC Architects
Photographs: Marcela Grassi
Construction budget: 1.25 M Eur.
Area: 4898 ft²
Year: 2022

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