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Sancti Petri Private House
Sancti Petri Private House
Puerto de Sancti Petri, Chiclana de la Frontera, Spain
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Other Projects by Teresa Sapey Studio
Sancti Petri Private House
Puerto de Sancti Petri, Chiclana de la Frontera, Spain
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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2012
It is an irrefutable statement that weather is a great conditional of people character. And proving this statement may be also applied to those houses where we live, we may refer to the new stage of this mansion designed by Teresa.
An ambitious project tackled by the prestigious Italian architect Teresa Sapey. Her career is full of great energetically designing projects that stem from emotions and feelings, and produce results which can convey them to the users just as they were felt by the team.
Created by designers who lay out verses in spaces and say they are inspired mostly by light, their projects may come as abstract at a first glance. Blending creativity, functionalism, art and design appropriately, their intuition produce spaces that communicate ideas clearly.
“It is to move emotions that I work with spaces. I'd go for provoking just about any kind of feeling, no matter what it is (…whether like or dislike, I do not really care).From my personal point of view, architecture should provide a varied range of sentiments to
be considered both inspiring and useful”, declares Teresa Sapey.
SANCTI PETRI HOUSE
Placed near a golf club in Sancti Petri, in south Spain, the new stage of this residence was conceived as a familiar house in which they could stay during the summer holidays.
Due to its weather, extremely hot and with strong wind gusts, it was designed as a refuge based on overlapping masses game, trying to simulate wind movement.
The power of the sun is highly drawn on by large windows. When entering the house, we find a great fountain, a swimming pool and, closing the garden, a large Jacuzzi.
The inside of the house is clearly painted and decorated in white terms, and pieces of furniture that may well be considered as art pieces.
An ambitious project tackled by the prestigious Italian architect Teresa Sapey. Her career is full of great energetically designing projects that stem from emotions and feelings, and produce results which can convey them to the users just as they were felt by the team.
Created by designers who lay out verses in spaces and say they are inspired mostly by light, their projects may come as abstract at a first glance. Blending creativity, functionalism, art and design appropriately, their intuition produce spaces that communicate ideas clearly.
“It is to move emotions that I work with spaces. I'd go for provoking just about any kind of feeling, no matter what it is (…whether like or dislike, I do not really care).From my personal point of view, architecture should provide a varied range of sentiments to
be considered both inspiring and useful”, declares Teresa Sapey.
SANCTI PETRI HOUSE
Placed near a golf club in Sancti Petri, in south Spain, the new stage of this residence was conceived as a familiar house in which they could stay during the summer holidays.
Due to its weather, extremely hot and with strong wind gusts, it was designed as a refuge based on overlapping masses game, trying to simulate wind movement.
The power of the sun is highly drawn on by large windows. When entering the house, we find a great fountain, a swimming pool and, closing the garden, a large Jacuzzi.
The inside of the house is clearly painted and decorated in white terms, and pieces of furniture that may well be considered as art pieces.
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