Caxambu House / Aresto Arquitetura

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  • Architects: Aresto Arquitetura
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  246
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2017
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  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Atlas Concorde, Cerâmica Martins, Deca, Durafloor, Fermarte, InterLight, Osram, Pedra Viva, Portinari, Portobello, Rerthy, Romalux, Suvinil
  • Finishings: Jefferson da Ecoville
  • Lighting: Henrique da Hansa
  • Clients: Cesar e Cristina
  • Authors: Suelem Carolina Santos Leite, Danillo Mazzani
  • Architect In Charge: Danillo Mazzani
  • City: Jundiaí
  • Country: Brazil
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Text description provided by the architects. Located in the Terras de Jundiaí Condominium on a corner lot, the house is built on the main floor and a lower floor that emerged from the use of the natural topography of the lot, which practically did not change. The simple forms were adopted so that the constructive process was more economical and fast. 

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One challenge of the project was to adapt the construction to the small area available for construction. As the lot is the corner, much area was lost due to legal setbacks and therefore it was necessary to make the garage at a lower level. In the surroundings two distinct realities can be clearly seen, an abundant nature with the man living harmoniously in the areas of farms and farms, and a devastating and imposing occupation of the land, in the new neighborhoods and condominiums.

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To portray this feature of the place, the project is composed of two elements. A heavy, rough-looking base resembling a large stone representing the aggressive human occupation of nature, and a light white "shell" that overlaps this block representing the harmonious occupation of a man with nature. This overlapping reflects our desire as architects that live in harmony with nature is the model that prevails in the region.

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Ground Floor Plan
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On the ground floor are situated: the living room integrated to the kitchen, the toilet, the gourmet space, the laundry room, the locker room, the storage room, the pool and the four bedrooms. On the pavement below is the garage designed for three cars. With a U-shaped plan, the residence involves the leisure area bringing privacy to the pool area. In the three dormitories facing the street, the solution to guarantee the privacy was to adopt windows with windows taller than the conventional one. 

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The windows were designed to get the best use of ventilation and natural lighting. Externally the house was lined with white mass, ACM panels that hide the entrance door, natural stone, fulget coat. The finishing materials associated with the geometry of straight lines of the house give the project a contemporary and minimalist look.

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Cite: "Caxambu House / Aresto Arquitetura" [Casa Caxambu / Aresto Arquitetura] 02 May 2018. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/891528/caxambu-house-aresto-arquitetura> ISSN 0719-8884

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