In the aftermath of the Puebla earthquake that struck central Mexico in September 2017, Fundación PienZa Sostenible and Love Army México tapped Mexico City-based firm Francisco Pardo Arquitecto to design a home for a family who had lost their house in the disaster. Working in close collaboration with the Guzman family, the architects created a new and more earthquake-resistant dwelling that not only caters to the family’s needs but also offers improved living conditions. Named Casa Karina after...
from Inhabitat - Green Design, Innovation, Architecture, Green Building https://inhabitat.com/a-post-earthquake-home-in-mexico-is-built-of-compressed-earth-blocks
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