«Era la vida que buscaba»: Jésica construyó con sus propias manos su casa de adobe en las sierras de Córdoba

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Jésica Belletti, a teacher from the Buenos Aires suburbs, left her urban routine to seek a new life, finding it in Traslasierra, Córdoba. Without prior construction experience, she built a 30-square-meter hexagonal home using bioconstruction techniques, combining mud, straw, wood, sand, and lime (quincha). This autonomous dwelling was designed to be resilient and incorporated solar panels and rainwater harvesting. The construction process taught her about listening to the environment, and the house became the home where she gave birth to her son, eventually leading her to become a professional in natural building.