< img src="https://images.dwell.com/photos/6063391372700811264/7454580277435904000/large.jpg"alt =""> A striking greenhouse on the outskirts of Santiago, Chile, with a double-vaulted ceiling of glass bricks made architect Max Núñez a 2022 nomination for the Mies Crown Hall Americas Reward. It likewise triggered an architectural questions: Could the concept be adapted for domestic life? “That was a house for plants, however the spatial quality was so interesting that I believed it would be nice to test it as a home for people,” he states. Those individuals, it ended up, would be himself and his other half, Emilia Müller, a textile and clothing manager at Santiago’s National History Museum, in addition to their children, ages 9 and 12.