SIP-pin’ Pretty
Friday, April 27th, 2012
By John Dugan
Architects Alejandro Soffia + Gabriel Rudolphy named this handsome pad in Chile the SIP Panel House for a reason, to make SIPs (structural insulated panels) the stars of the show. They say it required just 10 days, 71 wall panels and 40 split-level panels to build. SIPs have been heralded by builders for their energy efficiency and ability to reduce build-time, but you need no little about the selling points to appreciate the good looks of this modern dwelling which offers an ocean view to boot.
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