The Live Oak Farm Pavilion was integrated into the landscape of a certified organic farm located in Petaluma. This project was conceived as a discreet structure intended to serve as a community gathering point.
The Live Oak Farm Pavilion was integrated into the landscape of a certified organic farm located in Petaluma. This project was conceived as a discreet structure intended to serve as a community gathering point.
The pavilion was designed to be a shared living space that follows the cycles of the farm. It supports various activities, including education, cultivation practices, moments of celebration, and the daily interaction of those involved.
The project team presented the description of the Casa Libertad / Clusellas Ades project. This project focuses on developing a suburban residential model that circumvents the usual restrictions found on plots located between adjacent buildings.
To achieve this goal, the project adopts a distinct approach: instead of being limited by neighboring constructions, it keeps them at a visible distance. These structures are then treated as green areas, integrating continuously with the vegetation present in the property's garden.
