阿根廷树屋

Architect：EZEQUIEL AMADO CATTANEO ARQUITECTO

Location：Gral. Pacheco, Argentina; | ;

Project Year：2011

Category：Housing

We began working with the design space as a whole mass, subtracting particular spaces with the intention of maintaining each original tree of the area, including them in the design of the house, defining and highlighting the concept of voids in an architectural mass. The irregular lot and its intricate disposition of the trees are the determinant concepts for this design. Therefore, the house starts occupying those spaces between the existing vegetation, defining its physiognomy in a natural and respectful manner, conveying the concept of shelter under the trees. The raw concrete is highlighted and with its strong posture, it carefully shows the contrast with the natural surroundings by means of generous apertures within the successive patios, which seek that walking through the wilderness sensation, fading the notion of an interior space. The ground floor, consequently, was structured from the resulting of patios and subtraction operations where the social areas, connected through passages are located. On the first floor, the bedrooms are oriented seeking the best view, and are in relation with more public spaces that relate to the patios from the ground floor. Therefore, turning this subtraction operation into the programmatic sustenance, and the indelible differential of this house´s design.

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