Traditional solutions in contemporary projects: movable bamboo screens

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Historically, bamboo has been used as a raw material in traditional low-income construction, serving as a substitute for other woods to build structures, cabinetry, and even furniture. Today, due to its numerous advantages regarding durability, strength, versatility, and low environmental impact, it has earned the moniker "vegetal steel," securing a privileged place in the construction industry. The current search for sustainable development materials has generated new construction fusions that bring contemporary materials and techniques into play with traditional elements, merging and highlighting the unique qualities of materials from each region.

Below, we present a series of projects that incorporate highly simple movable enclosures made of bamboo:

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Cite: Maiztegui, Belén. "Traditional solutions in contemporary projects: movable bamboo screens" [Soluções tradicionais em projetos contemporâneos: fechamentos móveis de bambu] 06 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1124021/traditional-solutions-in-contemporary-projects-movable-bamboo-screens> ISSN 0719-8884
Tino House / Emac Arquitectura. Image © Milena Villalba

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