Houses in Colombia: Nature in Homes According to Thermal Floor Climates

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Colombia boasts an immense variety of thermal zones that create breathtaking landscapes and dreamlike natural environments. Its flora and fauna vary distinctly depending on region, altitude, and humidity. For architectural practices designing Colombian homes, the natural context is a constant source of inspiration, ranging from incorporating vegetation as interior architectural elements to framing nearby landscapes. When designing spatial perception—whether from within or without—nature is an undeniable component of these projects.

Below, explore a selection of houses across various regions of Colombia, spanning from cold to warm thermal zones. These examples incorporate nature as a central spatial feature, creating iconic atmospheres tailored to each location.

Cold Thermal Zone (Cold Climate)

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Cite: Baraya, Santiago. "Houses in Colombia: Nature in Homes According to Thermal Floor Climates" [Casas en Colombia: Naturaleza en viviendas según clima de pisos térmicos] 05 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1124078/houses-in-colombia-nature-in-homes-according-to-thermal-floor-climates> ISSN 0719-8884
Nilo Houses / Alberto Burckhard + Carolina Echeverri. Image © Juan Antonio Monsalve

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