Spanish practice XPIRAL shared with us this nice urban residence in a very narrow site in Murcia, Spain. With a very tight budget, they decided to built a concrete structure house attached to the party walls that creates a central courtyard facing west to the neighbors.
Photographs by Juan de la Cruz Megías & David Frutos
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- © David Frutos
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- floor plans
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- roof plans
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- elevations
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- section 01 & details
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- section 02 & details
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- section 03 & details
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- sections 04 & details
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- details 01
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- details 02
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- details 03
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- details 04
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- details 05
Inspired:)
By what!? Plastic materials instead of green grass? My impression is that building was built in a very dangerous environment (see street facade).
Fun house,
but the interior finishing is really kinda ‘basic’ in a bad way.
Congratulations, a fantastic house
really xpiral
minimum cost and maximum results
I liked a lot the exterior, but agree with JDR about the interior (un)finishing…
It’s incredible what they did here, quite detailed and seems comfy for being a small house.
I like the concept and nice job on the plan solutions.
I miss the budget, the numbers! ;-)
I'd Live Here: M&M House. http://bit.ly/8cyrfW
désagreable !