A well-designed home does more than provide shelter—it creates a comfortable, efficient, and sustainable living environment. At the heart of that equation lies insulation. The right insulation doesn’t just regulate indoor temperatures; it reduces energy consumption, lowers utility costs, and enhances overall home performance.
The passive house concept emerged in Germany at the end of the 1980s, thanks to the collaboration between the German physicist Wolfgang Feist and Swedish researcher Bo Adamson.
The architectural firms Terra Capobianco and Galeria Arquitetos are responsible for the Casa Treliça (Truss House) project, a 464 m² building in the Alto de Pinheiros district, São Paulo.
With adequate forestry practices, natural wood can be a sustainable construction material. In biophilic design, plants are commonly incorporated into a home’s interior design
