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Melipilla, Chile
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MJ House
Melipilla, Chile
Project Featured on Nov 27, 2016
Firm
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2011
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$0 - 10K
The house is located in a 5000 square meter lot en the rural area of San Manuel, near Melipilla, on the way to Rapel Lake. The clients are a young couple with two children that have recently graduated from university where they studied Foresty.
The challenge was to design a low cost house that was both adaptable to the family’s needs and made use of the materials found in the area.
The project attempts to both blend with and assert an individual identity with it’s surroundings.
The roofing is the organizing element of the house and it is designed with openings for the sky and other outstanding natural elements. We also included in this design our version of the “Engawa” which is a connecting platform between the exterior and interior spaces of traditional Japanese houses. In this instance the “Engawa” takes the form of a terrace that spans the western side of the house and offers an ideal setting to carry out daily activities in communion with the beautiful landscape.
Architects: COMUNarquitectos (Catalina González, Sebastián Yurjevic)
Location: San Manuel, Melipilla. Chile
Housing area: 145 sqm
Total area: 5,000 sqm
Structure: Silvana Cominetti
Material: Timber, Reinforced Brick
Photographs: Aryeh Kornfeld, www.draft.com
The challenge was to design a low cost house that was both adaptable to the family’s needs and made use of the materials found in the area.
The project attempts to both blend with and assert an individual identity with it’s surroundings.
The roofing is the organizing element of the house and it is designed with openings for the sky and other outstanding natural elements. We also included in this design our version of the “Engawa” which is a connecting platform between the exterior and interior spaces of traditional Japanese houses. In this instance the “Engawa” takes the form of a terrace that spans the western side of the house and offers an ideal setting to carry out daily activities in communion with the beautiful landscape.
Architects: COMUNarquitectos (Catalina González, Sebastián Yurjevic)
Location: San Manuel, Melipilla. Chile
Housing area: 145 sqm
Total area: 5,000 sqm
Structure: Silvana Cominetti
Material: Timber, Reinforced Brick
Photographs: Aryeh Kornfeld, www.draft.com
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