Detached House designed by Brigati – Polak Arquitectos, The idea was to generate a large shadow affecting the least amount of soil, as would a tree, spreading with lush foliage over its main stem.
photography by© Ramiro Sosa
In order to achieve it, the loads rise, where with great robustness it spreads its branches to the north, east and west (but not to the south), thus tripling its surface in relation to the ground floor, and then transferring them in three supports, each one transferring on average one hundred and twenty tons to the ground.
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photography by© Ramiro Sosa
The Materials of The Detached House:
The White interior and ceiling come to cover the musculature that makes all this possible. Reinforced concrete is not a further decision to materialize, it is the seed of the project itself. Could not have been thought of in any other material.
The other preponderant element is glass, blurring the limits, allowing the landscape to advance on the interior, almost prepotent. The program: A single-family detached house with two floors, with the social area on the ground floor and the rest area plus a playroom on the top floor.
photography by© Ramiro Sosa
Project Info:
Architects: Brigati – Polak Arquitectos
Location: Funes, Argentina
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Ramiro Sosa
Manufacturers: Maderisa S.A.C.I.F.I.A., IVANAR (DICO ACEROS S.R.L.), ACCESANIGA S.A., Rosario Designio, MICELI MADERAS, MAERS, Ángel M. Álvarez
Project Name: Detached House in San Sebastian
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