Casa M / Estudio Aire

Casa M / Estudio Aire

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Rosario, Argentina
  • Architect In Charge: Juan Germán Guardati, Román Renzi, Virginia Kahanoff
  • Collaborators: Gustavo Sattler, Damian Plouganou, Valeria Del Vecchio
  • Consultants: Marcelo Soboleosky, Mariano Pellita
  • City: Rosario
  • Country: Argentina
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© Walter Salcedo

Text description provided by the architects. The spatial reaction of formal operations makes the strongest argument of this work.

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Floor Plan

A simple rectangular base volume suffers a cut and a horizontal displacement. Thereby, space is more complex and is still controlled morphology. Two measures control the heights of the house, from 0 to 2.2m the walls and openings are defined and from there to the 4.40 the roof space is generated. Consequently it appears as a sinuous topography on the head of the occupants and contrasting to the plain land of the Pampas.

Casa M / Estudio Aire - Sofa
© Walter Salcedo

All this becomes more dramatic thanks to the manipulation of natural light that filters through the skylights.

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Elevation

From the street the house becomes tight but from the inner perception is a counterpoint.

Casa M / Estudio Aire - Table, Windows, Chair, Lighting
© Walter Salcedo

The program develops private activities within the lower boxes, bedrooms and bathrooms are grouped in the greater volume and kitchen, laundry and storage in two smaller ones. Public house activities are bounded by the offset that produces the ceiling and a large glass wall of different opacities (transparent toward the back of the lot and translucent sideways).

Casa M / Estudio Aire - Facade
© Walter Salcedo

The use of exposed concrete combines supports structure spatial structure and expression of the house. This material used primarily in the outside became the inner boundary of the common area.

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Section

The space experience is generated by a very synthetic material performance with strong contrasts.

Casa M / Estudio Aire - Facade
© Walter Salcedo

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Cite: "Casa M / Estudio Aire" 19 Jul 2014. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/525514/casa-m-estudio-aire> ISSN 0719-8884

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