Bugatti House | A4estudio

Designed by A4estudio, Bugatti house located in a private neighborhood to the west of Mendoza city in direct relation with Piedmont and far views to the city. The terrain of 20 meters front and 50 meters long has the exit at two streets to north and south.

photography by © Luis Abba

The most determinant at the moment to define project was the program, the family is constituted for a marriage with one daughter, who is a single mother, has difficulties to walk and in turn twins of five years old.
It was decided to organize the house by pavilions, these could be integrated or keep like independents according to different scenes of daily life. A first pavilion would resolve common life of all members organizing the main living room, dining room, kitchen, services and wine cellar. A second pavilion would accommodate at marriage organizing even that the main bedroom with bathroom and dressing room, an additional space that would allow autonomy moments respect the rest of house with a small living and an office.

photography by © Luis Abba

The third pavilion would accommodate mother and her two kids organizing three suites and a living room/playroom. These three pavilions are connected by a central space that integrates, being at the same time the access hall house and connecting with a gallery and the exterior garden. Through this space, three pavilions are integrating or close allowing different interactions. Finally a fourth pavilion resolve with an independent access asado place and garage.
Once considered lateral distances and with neighborhood imposition of developing leaning roofs, defined one piece that with cloisters typology show your higher height to the exterior perimeter and your smaller height to center. Over this piece started operations of subtraction to get the different pavilions, access yard, main garden and intermediate yard.

photography by © Luis Abba

A concrete’s basement resolves the existent 90 centimeters slope between both streets getting a continuous and level relations stratum to make easier the movements into the house and giving a possibility to the transit of a wheelchair.
Over this basement the constructive logic was define an exterior perimeter of double isolated wall of brick in sight of 4,85 meters of height drilled with windows, over this be supported a metal structure covered with black corrugated sheet in the exterior and black dyeing wood in the interior that conform both, roof and vertical interior coating of 3 meters height.
The corners are resolve following the logic of converges roofs also producing the access premise. The project is complete with a wine cellar in the underground and a small exterior bay window from which you can contemplate the mountain range and distant views of the city.

photography by © Luis Abba

Project Info:
Architect: A4estudio
Location: MendozaArgentina
Architects in Charge: Leonardo Codina, Juan Manuel Filice
Area: 4800.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Arq Luis Abba
Manufacturers: SILESTONE, FV, Murvi, ferrum
Project Name: Bugatti House

Ruba Ahmed
Ruba Ahmed

Ruba Ahmed, a senior project editor at Arch2O and an Alexandria University graduate, has reviewed hundreds of architectural projects with precision and insight. Specializing in architecture and urban design, she excels in project curation, topic selection, and interdepartmental collaboration. Her dedication and expertise make her a pivotal asset to Arch2O.

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