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Morning light at the terrace
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Waves of Sustainability
LocationSantiago, Chile
University/SchoolTrimagen Photography Center
PhotographerPatricio Gomez
An iconic building of environmental sustainability, boasting high levels of energy savings and conservation. Its facade harnesses ample natural light, yet undergoes treatment that diminishes direct solar radiation by redirecting infrared rays and altering their wavelength, all thanks to the effect of a rippling double skin.