在巴尔瓦火山山坡上为数不多的小型森林残留物中，有一个叫Bromelia的项目，这是我们的一个朋友为其家人设计的一个家庭项目。
Within one of the few small forest residues that remain on the slopes of the Barva Volcano, is Bromelia, a family project devised by one of our friends to house his family.
这个项目的概念源于这个地方，源于一种被称为凤梨科的附生植物。它们生活在作为宿主的原木或岩石上，其水箱般的形状使它们能够捕获物质和水，以发挥其重要功能。该地区是一个一年中呈现雨水或至少是持续喷水的地区，平均温度为17C，湿度很高。在该物业中，我们想参考凤梨花作为与该地相关的概念，但拒绝了它的一些特征。这座建筑不是储存物质和水，而是寻求拒绝它，以产生庇护和舒适。
The concept of the project is born from the place, from an epiphyte known as Bromeliad of the Bromeliad family. They live on logs or rocks that function as hosts and their tank-like shape, allows them to capture matter and water for their vital functioning. The area is an area that presents rain or at least constant spray during the year, with an average temperature of 17C and high humidity. In the property, we wanted to refer to Bromeliad as a concept associated with the place but rejected some of its characteristics. The architectural building instead of storing matter and water seeks to reject it to generate shelter and comfort.
一个简单和低成本的结构从两个平面产生空间，同时作为墙壁和天花板的功能，允许快速疏散水和任何其他脱落的元素。除了凤仙花，该项目还停留在两个混凝土服务核心上，这两个核心就是结构，并从中悬浮。这允许来自地面的自然径流水继续它的方式，因为它一直是这样。此外，它允许夹层的正确通风，这有助于控制湿度，再加上受控的交叉通风和天窗，除了标记时间外，还允许光线和某些热量进入。
A simple and low-cost structure generates space from two planes that function as a wall and ceiling at the same time, allowing a quick evacuation of water and any other element that comes off. As well as bromeliad, the project rests on two concrete service cores that are the ones that structure and from which it is suspended. This allows the natural runoff water from the ground to continue its way as it always has. In addition, it allows correct ventilation of the mezzanines that help the control of the humidity, this is coupled with controlled cross ventilation and a skylight that in addition to marking the time, allows the entry of light and certain heat.
低维护材料的使用将允许该项目与它的环境一起成熟，一些元素最终会在森林中消失，参与到它的生态系统中，因为它慢慢地重新获得它的空间。
The use of low-maintenance materials will allow the project to mature in conjunction with its context and that some elements are eventually lost in the forest participating in its ecosystem as it retakes its space slowly true time.
Architects: [Plup!] Studio Costa Rica
Area : 1776 ft
Year : 2021
Photographs :Roberto d’Ambrosio
Participants : Carlos A. Bolaños A., Daniela M. Chaverri C., Cesar Delgado, Alvaro Aguilar P., S3 Ingenieros
Country : Costa Rica