The project puts the farmer at the centre of the spatial conversation today. Understanding the people who live there, their lifestyle, their traditions, their movements, is essential to be able to spatialize their reality.

The greenhouse oriented at an angle of 45 degrees to the shout/north allows heat to be distributed by convection through doors and windows that open/close between the house and the greenhouse.

We find in the vernacular the most fundamental logic of the act of inhabiting.

A reinterpretation of the trombe wall in longitudinal direction is proposed, reinforced with thermal insulation on the upper floor to avoid overheating.

We propose the construction of a greenhouse garden that produces, in a temperature-controlled space, the food necessary for a farmer’s family, using organic waste as compost to fertilize the soil.

We believe it is necessary to promote energy self-production in communities that are far from the interconnected electricity net.