![Band House / Cynthia Seinfield - Windows, Facade, Handrail](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/56b2/ce23/e58e/cefa/d300/081f/newsletter/PORTADA_ET8A6360.jpg?1454558746)
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Architects: Cynthia Seinfield
- Area: 850 m²
- Year: 2012
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Photographs: Jannet Arevalo
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Manufacturers: Casa Rosselló
![Band House / Cynthia Seinfield - Facade](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/56b2/ce15/e58e/cee7/e100/08d4/medium_jpg/ET8A6420.jpg?1454558729)
Text description provided by the architects. Our projects attempt to create diverse ways of inhabitability, not only as a social manager, but also as a enabler of human connections and unexpected relationships beyond immediately utility.
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We seek to extend the physical boundaries through the relationships between private and public.. This project consolidates the spatial void as a mechanism that encourage experiences through a spatial sequence in form of adjacent patios in different levels. The looseness of boundaries generates new bonding and spatial relationships.
![Band House / Cynthia Seinfield - Facade](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/56b2/cdcc/e58e/cee7/e100/08d2/newsletter/ET8A6369.jpg?1454558659)
The house comes from generating a central open space, an entry courtyard, which gives rise to a spatial sequence in three levels. Having the vertical circulation as a part of the sequence, the project strengthen the possibility of interconnected collective activity. This spiral open space is generated by a rhythmic modular band in order to provoke the relationship outside – inside. The patios are the essential part of the house as the traditional housing typoligy in Lima.
![Band House / Cynthia Seinfield - Sofa](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/56b2/ce2f/e58e/cee7/e100/08d5/newsletter/SALA_COMEDOR1.jpg?1454558757)