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Asa House
Asa House
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Popular Winner, 2022 A+Awards, Residential - Private House (XL >6000 sq ft)
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Asa House
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Popular Winner, 2022 A+Awards, Residential - Private House (XL >6000 sq ft)
Project Featured on Jan 24, 2023
Project of the Day on Jan 24, 2023
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2018
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
Sitting on the top of a hill where a preexisting property was located, the Asa House (‘asa’ is the Portuguese word for wing) entirely rebuilt the relationship between site and building. The house creates a ‘harmoniously contrasting’ relationship between landscape and architecture through the articulation of partially underground spaces and emerging transparent volumes. The site’s topography was designed in order to maximize the use of existing semi-flat surfaces as outdoor living areas while fitting key functional, circulation and soil stabilization elements in-between retaining walls. All access to the house is done through this ‘topographic plinth’, which slowly uncurtains the surrounding landscape through sinuous passageways adapted to the original topography.
Asa House establishes a unique relationship with the site that boosts its sublime and delicate beauty. Veiled technical and structural systems enable the house to fully express its delicate transparency and connection to nature with minimal interference, while its life support systems apply the most up-to-date, and energy efficient sustainable technologies. The house is a unique example of the interplay between a highly abstract spatial concept with complex infrastructural systems.
Architecture:
Bernardes Arquitetura
Interior Design:
Bernardes Arquitetura
Team:
Thiago Bernardes, Camila Tariki, Antonia Bernardes, Francisco Abreu, Ilana Daylac, Paulo Martins, Victor Campos, Thiago Moretti, Bruno Magalhães, Fabiana Porto, Daniel Vannucchi, Juliana Biancardine, Renata Evaristo, Alberto Botafogo
Landscape Architecture:
Isabel Duprat
Lighting Design:
Studio ILuz
Photos:
Fernando Guerra
Design team and collaborators:
Contractor: CMN Engenharia
Site Management: Maurício Bouças
Acoustics: GOP
Air Conditioning: Greenwatt
Automation: Noise
Electrical and Hydraulic Installations: Eficienta
Structural Design: Gilberto do Valle
Concrete Consultant: GR Consultoria
Swimming Pool Project and Installation: Aqualar
Retaining Walls: Monfort
Asa House establishes a unique relationship with the site that boosts its sublime and delicate beauty. Veiled technical and structural systems enable the house to fully express its delicate transparency and connection to nature with minimal interference, while its life support systems apply the most up-to-date, and energy efficient sustainable technologies. The house is a unique example of the interplay between a highly abstract spatial concept with complex infrastructural systems.
Architecture:
Bernardes Arquitetura
Interior Design:
Bernardes Arquitetura
Team:
Thiago Bernardes, Camila Tariki, Antonia Bernardes, Francisco Abreu, Ilana Daylac, Paulo Martins, Victor Campos, Thiago Moretti, Bruno Magalhães, Fabiana Porto, Daniel Vannucchi, Juliana Biancardine, Renata Evaristo, Alberto Botafogo
Landscape Architecture:
Isabel Duprat
Lighting Design:
Studio ILuz
Photos:
Fernando Guerra
Design team and collaborators:
Contractor: CMN Engenharia
Site Management: Maurício Bouças
Acoustics: GOP
Air Conditioning: Greenwatt
Automation: Noise
Electrical and Hydraulic Installations: Eficienta
Structural Design: Gilberto do Valle
Concrete Consultant: GR Consultoria
Swimming Pool Project and Installation: Aqualar
Retaining Walls: Monfort
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