Calling out nature and the environment as their main influence, the architects of this yoga center in Bogotá, Columbia note that it is the shifting light that transforms the spaces and enhances the ability to meditate.
In their design, natural wood and stone are framed by simple, grey toned, wood-formed concrete walls. When the natural patterns of these materials are
viewed, our bodies physically react lowering our stress and filling us with a sense of relaxation.
The simplicity of the spaces and forms that flow from the landscape into the interiors helps the mind to focus and tune out the commotion of daily life. This is the case whether you wish to design a yoga studio or simply renovate your home.
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