Ying Yang Monte da Lua‘s Country House, integrated in an 8,5 hectare property near Comporta and Grândola, populated by umbrella pines and cork oaks and with an understorey full of...
Among natural raw materials, wood remains one of the fundamental materials that have shaped the development of human civilisation. Since prehistoric times, it has enabled early humans to feed, warm and shelter themselves, marking the beginnings of architectural thinking.
In an energy-efficient building, it is not enough for walls, roofs and floors to provide high levels of thermal insulation. The overall performance of the building envelope also depends on how these elements are connected. It is precisely at these junctions that thermal bridges may occur, creating areas where heat flow is greater than through the adjacent surfaces.
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