This House Let a Tree Design the Architecture | House Around the Tree

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Designed by otro estudio in Rafaela, Argentina, the home is literally organized around an existing tree, turning light, shade, wind, and vegetation into active elements of daily life.

Rather than removing what was already there, the architecture grows from it — creating a living environment where interior and exterior intertwine.

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Architects: otro estudio
Location: Rafaela, Argentina
Area: 210 m²
Year: 2024
Photographs: Ramiro Sosa

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