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Casa 45
Casa 45
Curicó, Chile
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Other Projects by Alex Plana Arquitecto
Casa 45
Curicó, Chile
Project Featured on Sep 03, 2013
PHOTOGRAPHER: PABLO BLANCO
House 39 is 285 sq. m with a floor plan designed for a 2-child family, but the house has the potential for expansion. The living room is quite large, with the possibility of being converted into two more bedrooms in the future.
The main request from the client was a classic Chilean house, with high ceilings, a tiled gable roof, and a conservative floor plan distribution.
Formally speaking, it was precisely the roof of the Chilean house which served as the starting point for our project, as we reimagined the proportions, forms and textures of this kind of house. One of the key characteristics of this style is high indoor ceilings, which vary in height from floor to ceiling between 3.2 m (for bedrooms, living room) and 5.8 m (in the dining room). We also preserved the slope of the gable roof while incorporating a new language that can be seen from the outside inwards. The aforementioned slopes offer a variation on the house’s interior ceilings, and culminate in dormers installed in various locations.
The main locations face the west in order to maximize the view of the Andes Mountains and south towards the other facilities.
ARCHITECT: ALEX PLANA
LOCATION: ALTOS DEL ZAPALLAR, CURICÓ.
CONSTRUCTION YEAR: 2013
AREA: 285 SQ M
CONTRACTOR: JOSÉ LUIS PAVEZ
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: ARIEL AVENDAÑO
House 39 is 285 sq. m with a floor plan designed for a 2-child family, but the house has the potential for expansion. The living room is quite large, with the possibility of being converted into two more bedrooms in the future.
The main request from the client was a classic Chilean house, with high ceilings, a tiled gable roof, and a conservative floor plan distribution.
Formally speaking, it was precisely the roof of the Chilean house which served as the starting point for our project, as we reimagined the proportions, forms and textures of this kind of house. One of the key characteristics of this style is high indoor ceilings, which vary in height from floor to ceiling between 3.2 m (for bedrooms, living room) and 5.8 m (in the dining room). We also preserved the slope of the gable roof while incorporating a new language that can be seen from the outside inwards. The aforementioned slopes offer a variation on the house’s interior ceilings, and culminate in dormers installed in various locations.
The main locations face the west in order to maximize the view of the Andes Mountains and south towards the other facilities.
ARCHITECT: ALEX PLANA
LOCATION: ALTOS DEL ZAPALLAR, CURICÓ.
CONSTRUCTION YEAR: 2013
AREA: 285 SQ M
CONTRACTOR: JOSÉ LUIS PAVEZ
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: ARIEL AVENDAÑO
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