Bioconstruction: Ricardo Tamalet & Froilán Paz
Technical Precision, Ecological Ethics, and Vernacular Architecture
The structural framework of Regeneration Strategies is defined by a commitment to functional ecology. Ricardo Tamalet and Froilán Paz are master bioconconstructors whose path is defined by social, community-driven projects and the democratization of sustainable construction. Rather than treating natural materials as a rustic alternative, their practice approaches raw earth, wood, and organic fibers through the lens of rigorous contemporary engineering and environmental ethics.
In the development of the Estación Pampas del Zonda, their expertise bridges the gap between artistic vision and territory resilience. Every joint, timber framework, and earthen layer they design transforms the shelters into tangible, low-impact architectural models capable of responding directly to the specific thermal and structural challenges of the landscape.
Their work redefines the act of building as a collaborative ritual. With a long trajectory in collective habitat solutions, they bring a deep understanding of how vernacular architecture can heal and strengthen the bond between a community and its environment. Through their guidance, construction becomes an open school, an ecosystemic intervention where technical precision and raw nature merge to provide protection for native species.
