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Sitting in the roof
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Green Box will be built permanently in Toledo, Spain, right after Barcelona
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Lots of room for a veggie garden
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Feeling the green roof
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Entrance to Green box
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Another view of the vertical garden
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The ascendent side contrasts with the vertical garden
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A perspective of the green roof
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The green roof
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The structure feels uses recycled materials
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The backyard could be also seen as a double one
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Another view of its back part
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The other side of Green Box
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All windows open
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Perspective of the back part
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The side
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Perspective of back part + side
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The windowed back of the building seen from the outside
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The side of the building
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The side looks like a great place to run, play and create a veggie garden
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The entrance to the bioclimatic house Green Box by Luis de Garrido
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Both entrances are in the same place of both sides of the building
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The entrance to Green Box
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Plenty of storage room (little cabins for kids to play during the hottest part of the day?)
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The kitchen is open, functional, big enough to cook and be used
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Luis de Garrido, inside th kitchen of the house
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Architect Luis de Garrido inside of his bioclimatic building Green Box
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Architect Luis de Garrido: he was telling me the house was built in 12 days
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Architect Luis de Garrido, creator of Green Box
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The side prefab wall is on the right
