Corrugated iron’s ability to resist temperature change allows the interior of structures to remain cool even in extreme heat conditions, while its fire-proof quality only adds to the practicality of the material. Architects now realize, perhaps more than ever before, that the use of materials resistant to extreme and unpredictable weather conditions are just as important as sustainable ones.
https://blog.architizer.com/inspiration/collections/corrugated-iron-houses/
In response to the site conditions, the façade is largely closed towards the busy road but towards the rear is organized in a u-shaped formation around a central courtyard. Walls are strategically placed in the courtyard area so that sleeping areas are not visible from living areas
https://archello.com/news/lightfooted-villa-bonh-shows-the-beauty-of-simplicity
KRAK. architects
The entire synthesis is structured around a central pillar, which refers to the sporadic outbursts of cypress trees, and turns towards south-east, aiming for the good orientation and the view to the horizon. Following the axes x, y, z the elements of the synthesis, made of raw concrete, meet on the site, between the olive trees and the stones, creating spaces, boundaries and views, in a logic of endless movement.
