House By A-cero Architects In Galicia

January 16, 2010 Filed Under: House

The form of the building that evolves starting from these constraints consists of a composition of cubic blocks and oblique walls following different angles that configure the interior spaces. The interior solution follows a functional space distribution, coinciding with the blocks’ intersections, over 3 floors. Stairs become the connection to relate different floor. The main design challenge of the project is the terrain’s slope,containing two bedrooms with their own bathrooms and closets, a gym and the parking. The lower level is wide open to the views through a terrace and solarium free of any kind of architectural element that could interfere with the sights.

the structure of this house are a system of reinforced concrete walls and frameworks contouring the volumes, creating a clear interior space, free of columns that could alter its scale. This idea is reinforced by the use of a continuous travertine skin that covers all the exterior walls and, in some cases, the interior, creating a contrast with the dark wooden floors that give a warm and comfortable feeling to the house. A-cero Architrcts had completed it.

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