‘landscape condenser’ by spanish firm andres jaque architects is a proposal for a multifunctional building in yecla, murcia. located in the eastern part of spain, the region is known for producing good grain, wine, oil and fruit. taking this into consideration the architects developed the building with a living roof, where various crops and plants from the surrounding landscape can grow in different sections.
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