Algarrobos House is located in Ecuador and was designed by architects Jose Maria Saez and Daniel Moreno Flores.
The user's connection to the site is generated by the project, is aimed at boosting the user's connection with reality (location, material, activity) through a basic formal and while construction reveals the origin of our process of thought.
The house consists of eight steel beams 18 meters, creating space in the house and are projected outward to seek a relationship with the environment. This structure works as a filter between the individual and the landscape, generating a large cantilevers toward a ravine.
This structure creates a second-order space through structural wooden frames created by repeated forming a skin. These pieces of wood are protected by layers of glass, and in many cases, these plans are moving, always providing a link with the outside by creating holes or transparent material.
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The user's connection to the site is generated by the project, is aimed at boosting the user's connection with reality (location, material, activity) through a basic formal and while construction reveals the origin of our process of thought.
The house consists of eight steel beams 18 meters, creating space in the house and are projected outward to seek a relationship with the environment. This structure works as a filter between the individual and the landscape, generating a large cantilevers toward a ravine.
This structure creates a second-order space through structural wooden frames created by repeated forming a skin. These pieces of wood are protected by layers of glass, and in many cases, these plans are moving, always providing a link with the outside by creating holes or transparent material.
If you want more info you can visit : http://www.designboom.com/architecture/jose-maria-saez-daniel-moreno-flores-algarrobos-house-ecuador/
Algarrobos House es una casa situada en Ecuador y diseñada por los arquitectos Jose Maria Saez y Daniel Moreno Flores.
La conexión del usuario con el lugar es la que genera el proyecto, se busca intensificar la conexión del usuario con la realidad (lugar, material, actividad) a través de un sistema básico formal y construcción que al mismo tiempo revela el origen de nuestro proceso de pensamiento.
La casa se compone de ocho vigas de acero de 18 metros, creando el espacio de la casa y se proyectan hacia el exterior para buscar una relación con el entorno. Esta estructura trabaja como filtro entre el individuo y el paisaje, y genera grandes voladizos hacia un barranco.
Esta estructura crea espacio mediante un segundo orden estructural, creado por pórticos de madera que se repiten conformando una piel. Estas piezas de madera son protegidas por planos de vidrio, estos planos en muchos casos son movibles y siempre permiten una relación con el exterior ya sea creando huecos o por transparencia del material.
