Intermediate House in Paraguay, designed by Equipo de Arquitectura, is a fusion between the inside and outside, light and shadow, natural and artificial.

A vaulted roof made with compressed earth blocks covered by a thin layer of concrete rests on floor-to-ceiling furniture, making up the perimeter of the property.

The favorite space in this region is usually the intermediate space, a setting for receiving and sharing.

Intermediate House is conceived as a continuous space that involves the natural with the constructed, where natural ventilation crosses and the boundaries between interior and exterior are diluted.

In the center is a mango tree between two areas that are physically separated, but are visually connected.

photography: Federico Cairoli

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