G House / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro

G House  / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro - FacadeG House  / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro - Door, WindowsG House  / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro - FacadeG House  / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro - Image 5 of 23G House  / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro - More Images+ 18

Talagante, Chile
More SpecsLess Specs
G House  / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro - Windows
© Nico Saieh

Text description provided by the architects. Sustainable work  structure and coating built on 100% recycled materials

G House  / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro - Image 5 of 23
© Nico Saieh

The work develops in a 27,000 ft2 land, located in Talagante, Region Metropolitana Chile, immersed within an rural extension, in an area rich in farms and with extensive landscapes with long-distance views toward NE and NW, in a land with no slopes.

G House  / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro - Facade
© Nico Saieh

The assignment consisted in making a single-family house, with usage of recycled material. Available were C and IPE beams and different dimensions of double glazed window.

G House  / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro - Facade
© Nico Saieh

Considering the rural area where the work is carried out, an archetype which lays in a integrated, harmonic and non-invasive fashion was opted. The grounds were constituted under the premise of transferring segments of green into the dwelling.

First Floor Plan

The main idea was based on the creation of a first floor that was fully glazed and permeable to the outdoor, composed by three mail spaces and organized to become three main distinct functions: kitchen-dinning room and living room.

G House  / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro - Glass, Beam, Handrail
© Nico Saieh

On top of this transparent base, a second floor was placed; positioned in a suspended fashion. The latter is composed of two main elements strategically oriented, which open both towards NE and NW with the idea of capturing most of the skylights and views. 

Section 1

For the façade south, the available materials gave rise to the possibility of composing a large glassy surrounding, which promotes a continuous cross-ventilation between the N and S facades, and encourages skylight for the vast majority of indoor spaces of the dwelling, through this large curtain wall.

G House  / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro - Door, Windows
© Nico Saieh

Embracing the ample spaces provided by the immediate surrounding in which the project was developed, the utilization of the roof or fifth façade- a viewpoint of privileged landscaping was unquestionable. For its construction, reinforced fencing that resist installation of available pallets, which will lay on the roof coated with zincalume type sheets.

G House  / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro - Facade
© Nico Saieh

With the clear aim of attaching the dwelling to the land in which lays on, and with the ambition to initiate a dialog with the green surroundings, for the exterior facing vertical green walls covered by vegetation similar to the one existing in the site was opted.

G House  / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro - Windows
© Nico Saieh

Project gallery

See allShow less
About this office
Cite: "G House / Ariel Furman + Daniela Garcia-Huidobro" 03 Apr 2015. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/615594/g-house-ariel-furman-daniela-garcia-huidobro> ISSN 0719-8884

You've started following your first account!

Did you know?

You'll now receive updates based on what you follow! Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors, offices and users.