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Architect Patrick Dillon built this sustainable house on a forested hilltop in Panama from salvaged materials that had to be brought to the site by boat and horseback (+ slideshow).
Sep 17, 2015 · This off-the-grid house in Panama was built using salvaged materials brought to the site by boat and on horseback.
Jun 1, 2016 · Patrick Dillon's house in central Panama listens to nature and brings things back to basics. The house embraces its lush surroundings. A large door at the entry pass-through pivots to close off the living area. The tree canopy enters the living space in the form of shadows.
- Beth Broome
Aug 31, 2015 · Panama. Architects: Patrick Dillon. Area: 250 m². Photographs: Fernando Alda. Text description provided by the architects. I used to live in Paris in a 6th floor walk up on the Rue Montmarte in...
Jun 21, 2017 · The architect Patrick Dillon built himself this house that disappears in the fantastic landscape that surrounds it. Or rather, the landscape invades the interior. Patrick Dillon's proposal emerged as a response to the basic needs of shelter from the weather and the natural environment.
House in Cope by Patrick Dillon is a residence located above a hill in Copé, near the national park Omar Torrijos, in the Province of Coclé, in Panama. The proposal of Patrick Dillon meanders around the hill orography, always in the same level, in order to achieve the best views towards the mountain range. Continuing with his work of a series ...
This house for a violinist is a project for a couple that was looking for a definitely move from the city to the countryside. Located on a hill on the southern Pacific coast, on the Azuero Peninsula, it opens views to the sea and rises above the natural level of the terrain.
