Homes are in dire need of energy-efficient climate control. This Mallorca building goes natural

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Architecture, Interior Design
Building Engineer
Bartolomeu Tous
Structural Engineering Consultant
Wooden Façade
Engineering Consultants
OHLAB built natural cooling methods into the design of Paseo Mallorca to combat the island’s extreme summer heat while drastically lowering the building’s carbon emis
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