After years of researching bioarchitecture, Senosiain set out to build his first project – a one-bedroom home set partially underground on a grassy hillside. The Casa Organica (The Organic House), as it is now known, is covered in grass, creating a luscious, vivid and very much alive rooftop which also protects against heat and cold, while the cave-like yet very refined interior is dizzying and unexpectedly warm.

Senosiain designed the unique home to seamlessly integrate with the natural landscape: “The green dune wraps itself around the inside spaces almost completely, rendering it almost invisible so that, from the outside, all one sees are grass, bushes, trees and flowers.”

The architect sought to create a space that completely embraces the human body, similar to a womb, an animal’s lair or an igloo.

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After years of researching bioarchitecture, Senosiain set out to build his first project – a one-bedroom home set partially underground on a grassy hillside. The Casa Organica (The Organic House), as it is now known, is covered in grass, creating a luscious, vivid and very much alive rooftop which also protects against heat and cold, while the cave-like yet very refined interior is dizzying and unexpectedly warm.

Senosiain designed the unique home to seamlessly integrate with the natural landscape: “The green dune wraps itself around the inside spaces almost completely, rendering it almost invisible so that, from the outside, all one sees are grass, bushes, trees and flowers.”

The architect sought to create a space that completely embraces the human body, similar to a womb, an animal’s lair or an igloo.

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