Local materials, conceptual clarity, human-centric and sustainable design made the Ohlab-designed Paseo Mallorca 15 the monthly FRAME Awards winner in December.
Ohlab’s second winning FRAME Awards 2023 project , Paseo Mallorca 15 has been lauded by the Monthly Jury for its human-centric, sustainability-focused and material-forward design. The December winner is a new residential complex located in Palma de Mallorca and was constructed with a unique double-layered façade consisting of sliding panels made of wooden slats. The permeable structure filters out the sun, helping to regulate the interior temperature and reduce energy costs from heating and cooling while still maintaining a connection to the exterior environment. ‘It's the balance of functional and sustainability aspects combined with a minimal aesthetic beauty that make this residential space stand out,’ says Madhubala Ayyamperumal, lead designer at Gensler. Mijail Gutierrez, design director at Perkins+Will echoes: ‘The building sets a new tone for what it means to use local materials, have conceptual clarity and create a really sustainable residential space in an urban landscape.’
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