It is an adaptable system that seeks to merge with the landscape through minimal impact….
Architecture
30 – 35 sqm
iGlamp emerges as an exploration of the relationship between architecture, territory, and experience. More than a habitable object, it is an adaptable system that seeks to merge with the landscape through minimal impact, proposing a conscious way of dwelling in natural environments.
The project is conceived as a lightweight, modular, and transportable structure capable of responding to diverse climatic and geographic contexts. Its design is guided by bioclimatic principles and material efficiency, minimizing intervention on the site while enhancing the sensory experience of inhabiting.
Its envelope responds to tropical conditions and adapts to different geographies…
Each module can operate autonomously, integrating passive strategies for ventilation, water collection, and energy use. Its envelope responds to tropical conditions and adapts to different geographies through three main configurations: Dry, Montane, and Tropical.
More than a shelter, iGlamp is an exercise in synthesis between technique and landscape a space that fades into its surroundings and reveals that architecture, even at its smallest scale, can become an act of respect toward the territory.
A space that fades into its surroundings and reveals that architecture, even at its smallest scale, can become an act of respect toward the territory.
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