Casa Candelaria, Mexico




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Cherem Arquitectos uses rammed earth to construct Casa Candelaria in Mexico
Cherem Arquitectos has completed ‘Casa Candelaria’, a house located in Quanajuato, Central Mexico. sited on the outskirts of San Miguel de Allende, the design uses 50 centimeter-thick (20 inch) rammed earth walls that allow the architecture to blend with the natural landscape. This choice of materiality ensures that the structure has a high thermal mass, retaining heat during hot days, before gradually discharging it throughout the cooler desert nights.
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