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SPLIT HOUSE
SPLIT HOUSE
Quito, Ecuador
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SPLIT HOUSE
Quito, Ecuador
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2023
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
The architectural design of the Split House, located in the Tumbaco Valley, is an innovative response to the demands of contemporary family life, accommodating a family of five members. This project is distinguished by a marked division that traverses its three levels, a distinctive feature observable from the public road, clearly articulating the private zones from the social ones. A notable element is the skylight that extends along the three floors, injecting natural light inside and modulating the atmosphere of the space throughout the day.
On the lowest level, the residence houses a garage with capacity for five vehicles, a guest suite, and a lap pool. These spaces are harmoniously integrated with an outdoor garden, a barbecue area, and a lounge area, creating a fluid dialogue between interior and exterior.
The social areas, located on a raised level, offer panoramic views of the Cumbaya Valley and are flexibly and organically linked to the kitchen and a spacious terrace. These spaces greatly benefit from the overhead light provided by the imposing central skylight.
A metallic spiral staircase leads to the third floor, where the children's rooms and the master bedroom are located, all benefiting from expansive views of the surrounding landscape.
In terms of materials, the Split House combines the use of reinforced concrete, metal, and glass, a choice that not only strengthens the integration of the interior design with the exterior but also maximizes the entry of natural light and connection with the natural environment. At its core, Split House is a manifestation of the contemporary approach in residential architecture, offering a living experience that is in harmony with its geographical context and the needs of its inhabitants.
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