This Ibiza residential complex brings passive cooling to public housing
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Location
07800 Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain
Architect
Sustainability Consultant
Societat Orgànica
Engineering
Quadrifoli
Contractor
UTE Serrano Aznar Obras Públicas, Construcciones y Desarrollos Tudmir
Floor Area
2,596 sq-m
Located just south of Ibiza Town, the public housing project is designed to reduce energy consumption needs and the reliance on artificial heating and cooling mechanisms.
Key features
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