Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta

Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Exterior Photography, Facade, Concrete, StairsTwo Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Exterior Photography, Glass, ConcreteTwo Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Interior Photography, Living RoomTwo Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Exterior Photography, FacadeTwo Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - More Images+ 13

Bolnuevo, Spain
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  196
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2019
  • Photographs
    Photographs:David Frutos
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  AutoDesk, Duravit, Adobe, Daikin, Keraben, Leds-C4, Metra, Robert McNeel & Associates
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Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Exterior Photography, Facade
© David Frutos

Text description provided by the architects. This is a house that takes position in its place. At PDA we wanted to rethink the need with which many people of this area arrive: obtaining infinite horizontal surfaces with no sense of belonging to the place where they exist when actually most of them present characteristics that allow us to integrate architecture in its surroundings.

Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Exterior Photography, Facade, Stairs, Garden
© David Frutos
Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Image 16 of 18
Ground Floor Plan
Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Exterior Photography, Glass, Concrete
© David Frutos

This is a house that takes position in its place. At PDA we wanted to rethink the need with which many people of this area arrive: obtaining infinite horizontal surfaces with no sense of belonging to the place where they exist when actually most of them present characteristics that allow us to integrate architecture in its surroundings.

Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Exterior Photography, Stairs, Concrete
© David Frutos

We have also explored the combination of contemporary languages, moving away from stereotyping currents and styles, obtaining a subtle result, were architecture and nature coexist harmoniously.

Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Interior Photography, Glass
© David Frutos
Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Image 15 of 18
Elevation
Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Interior Photography, Living Room
© David Frutos

We locate those more static and quantifiable uses in the densest and most compact language. On the other hand, the needs of meeting and being both outside and inside are located in the part of the house that presents itself with a lighter language, where the house has no limits between its topography and environment, so that the whole of the plot becomes part of it, taming nature and diluting the inner and outer limit.

Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Interior Photography, Glass
© David Frutos
Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Image 17 of 18
Elevation
Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Exterior Photography, Facade
© David Frutos

The vegetation of trees, bushes... generates a domestic oasis, which takes them far away from neighbouring buildings and the area, allowing the inhabitants to regain contact, in their own home, with nature.

Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Exterior Photography, Facade, Concrete, Stairs
© David Frutos
Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta - Exterior Photography, Facade, Concrete
© David Frutos

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Cite: "Two Languages House / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta" [Casa Dos Lenguajes / Pepa Diaz Arquitecta] 20 Jan 2021. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/955142/two-languages-house-pepa-diaz-arquitecta> ISSN 0719-8884

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