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Casa HG24
Casa HG24
Tarija, Bolivia
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Casa HG24
Tarija, Bolivia
Type
STATUS
Concept
YEAR
2026
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
HG24 House is located in Rancho Sud, Méndez, Tarija, Bolivia, on an 851.56 m² plot. The architectural design promotes integration between the interior and exterior through large windows strategically placed on its façades. These elements maximize natural light intake, establish a direct visual connection with the courtyards and landscaping, and take full advantage of visual endpoints to create a continuous and harmonious spatial experience. The L-shaped layout of the house allows for functional organization of the spaces, articulating them around the central courtyard and the swimming pool—key design elements that serve as focal points for social and visual convergence.
Materiality and Architectural Concept
HG24 House combines exposed concrete, black slate stone, and natural wood. This selection balances robustness and warmth, offering a modern, elegant, and welcoming style that integrates with the local context. Tempered glass windows with black aluminum frames provide a sense of transparency and lightness, seamlessly connecting interior spaces with the outdoor environment and reinforcing the idea of integration.
The swimming pool, strategically positioned as the visual and spatial centerpiece of the house, acts as the nucleus around which social and family activities are organized. Beyond serving as a recreational area, it creates a gathering space and a visual connection that unifies all environments. From the bedrooms to the social areas, the pool becomes an inviting element that encourages interaction, integrating each space in a coherent and continuous manner.
Sustainability and Environmental Comfort
HG24 House incorporates sustainability strategies aimed at reducing environmental impact while ensuring a high level of comfort for its occupants. One of its key features is the use of extensive green roofs, designed to improve the home's thermal insulation, reduce heat gain, and enhance energy efficiency. These roofs not only provide a cool and comfortable microclimate but also contribute to rainwater collection and runoff reduction, promoting a responsible and environmentally conscious architecture.
The house is designed to maximize natural light utilization through the optimal orientation of its openings and large-format windows that allow sunlight to enter throughout the day. Additionally, the arrangement of spaces and the strategic placement of windows promote cross-ventilation, minimizing the need for artificial climate control and ensuring optimal environmental comfort.
Strategic landscaping, featuring native vegetation that requires low maintenance and minimal water consumption, reinforces the commitment to sustainability. Locally sourced materials, such as Chapaca stone and wood, not only reduce environmental impact but also add warmth and connect the design with the regional identity.
Spatial Organization
The house is distributed on a single level, with a clear organization of public, semi-public, and private areas. The social area includes a living room, dining room, and an open-concept kitchen, forming a gathering space that extends toward the courtyard and swimming pool, fostering interaction between indoor and outdoor spaces. The kitchen, equipped with a pantry and access to a service area with a private patio, ensures both functionality and privacy. A strategically located guest bathroom complements this social area.
In the private wing, there is a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a master suite with a walk-in closet, private bathroom, and views of the landscaping and swimming pool. The design aims to create comfortable, intimate spaces that maintain a strong visual connection with the surrounding environment.
Lighting and Atmospheres
The lighting design enhances the HG24 House experience by creating specific atmospheres that highlight both the architecture and the landscaping. Strategically placed lighting fixtures accentuate structural details and create versatile, inviting environments that adapt to different times of the day and various situations.
Conclusion
HG24 House is a project that merges modernity, sustainability, and comfort. Its contemporary design, spatial integration, and meticulous attention to materiality and surroundings create a unique living experience. The swimming pool, as a unifying element, along with the extensive green roofs, reinforces the commitment to environmental consciousness and the connection with nature, offering a functional, visually striking, and sustainable architectural proposal.
Materiality and Architectural Concept
HG24 House combines exposed concrete, black slate stone, and natural wood. This selection balances robustness and warmth, offering a modern, elegant, and welcoming style that integrates with the local context. Tempered glass windows with black aluminum frames provide a sense of transparency and lightness, seamlessly connecting interior spaces with the outdoor environment and reinforcing the idea of integration.
The swimming pool, strategically positioned as the visual and spatial centerpiece of the house, acts as the nucleus around which social and family activities are organized. Beyond serving as a recreational area, it creates a gathering space and a visual connection that unifies all environments. From the bedrooms to the social areas, the pool becomes an inviting element that encourages interaction, integrating each space in a coherent and continuous manner.
Sustainability and Environmental Comfort
HG24 House incorporates sustainability strategies aimed at reducing environmental impact while ensuring a high level of comfort for its occupants. One of its key features is the use of extensive green roofs, designed to improve the home's thermal insulation, reduce heat gain, and enhance energy efficiency. These roofs not only provide a cool and comfortable microclimate but also contribute to rainwater collection and runoff reduction, promoting a responsible and environmentally conscious architecture.
The house is designed to maximize natural light utilization through the optimal orientation of its openings and large-format windows that allow sunlight to enter throughout the day. Additionally, the arrangement of spaces and the strategic placement of windows promote cross-ventilation, minimizing the need for artificial climate control and ensuring optimal environmental comfort.
Strategic landscaping, featuring native vegetation that requires low maintenance and minimal water consumption, reinforces the commitment to sustainability. Locally sourced materials, such as Chapaca stone and wood, not only reduce environmental impact but also add warmth and connect the design with the regional identity.
Spatial Organization
The house is distributed on a single level, with a clear organization of public, semi-public, and private areas. The social area includes a living room, dining room, and an open-concept kitchen, forming a gathering space that extends toward the courtyard and swimming pool, fostering interaction between indoor and outdoor spaces. The kitchen, equipped with a pantry and access to a service area with a private patio, ensures both functionality and privacy. A strategically located guest bathroom complements this social area.
In the private wing, there is a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a master suite with a walk-in closet, private bathroom, and views of the landscaping and swimming pool. The design aims to create comfortable, intimate spaces that maintain a strong visual connection with the surrounding environment.
Lighting and Atmospheres
The lighting design enhances the HG24 House experience by creating specific atmospheres that highlight both the architecture and the landscaping. Strategically placed lighting fixtures accentuate structural details and create versatile, inviting environments that adapt to different times of the day and various situations.
Conclusion
HG24 House is a project that merges modernity, sustainability, and comfort. Its contemporary design, spatial integration, and meticulous attention to materiality and surroundings create a unique living experience. The swimming pool, as a unifying element, along with the extensive green roofs, reinforces the commitment to environmental consciousness and the connection with nature, offering a functional, visually striking, and sustainable architectural proposal.
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