The Nautilus house is about as unique and creative as a home could be while incorporating sound architectural principles and innovative, Eco friendly and energy saving concepts.

Javier designed this home like the heart of a painter, finding the shapes instead of giving it shapes and releasing it from the outside, like the earth gave birth to it. The structure of this house is molded like a clay house but uses cement instead. It takes skilled craftsmen to do quite a lot.

The Nautilus house is about as unique and creative as a home could be while incorporating sound architectural principles and innovative, Eco friendly and energy saving concepts.

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The idea that the building according to the natural principles of organic form creates harmony with nature.

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When getting inside the Nautilus through a big stained-glass window, a space experience is generated as you live the sequence of the distance traveled, where neither the walls nor the floor or the ceiling are parallels.

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A continuous, large, integral area liberating shapes and with changing lights that follow the natural rhythm of man’s movements.

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For ventilation, there are two underground tubes, when the outside air enters, the house gets cold or hot according to the year’s season

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Kitchen

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The living room emerging from the inside garden.

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Behind the Nautilus is wrapped the intimate and service area: bedrooms, walking closets, bathrooms and the kitchen.

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The grounding, floors, walls, ceilings and furniture work like a 4 to 5 cm. thick ferrocement eggshell, what gives the structural rigidity is the main shape in continuous spiral of double curvature.

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The dining table that coming out from the wall.

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Television room.

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Going through the television room sheltered in the nautilus belly flows the space up the spiral stairs to the study room, where you can view the mountain’s landscape.

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Bedroom

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Bathroom

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Both the kitchen and the bathroom are decorated with Pebble Glass, or flat glass balls, put on the walls and plaster over them instead of using tiles, beautiful, reflect light, unique like no other.

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Credit: Amazing Architecture

Source: Thaiupdates.info