Gesso 住宅丨Viruta Lab

Viruta Lab推出了一个新的住宅项目 Casa Gesso，该项目在当代建筑与 Ángela García Codoñer 的艺术遗产之间建立了对话，Ángela García Codoñer 是 20 世纪 70 年代西班牙女权主义艺术的先锋人物，她的作品挑战了传统的女性在家庭和公共领域的形象。

Viruta Lab has unveiled Casa Gesso, a new residential project that establishes a dialogue between contemporary architecture and the artistic legacy of Ángela García Codoñer, a pioneering figure in Spanish feminist art of the 1970s whose work challenged traditional representations of women in both domestic and public spheres.

Casa Gesso的设计理念是将其作为一块可居住的空白画布，一个对 García Codoñer 作品进行反思的平台，在当今背景下彰显她的艺术和女权主义遗产。这座住宅超越了传统设计，向艺术家的作品，尤其是她的标志性系列作品 “Morfologías”、“Misses ”和 “Labores ”致敬，这些作品改变了当代建筑语言。

Casa Gesso is conceived as a habitable blank canvas, a platform for reflection on García Codoñer's work that highlights her artistic and feminist legacy in today's context. This residence transcends conventional design by paying homage to the artist's works, particularly her iconic series "Morfologías," "Misses," and "Labores," which transform contemporary architectural language. Each space within the house has been designed as a spatial reinterpretation of these works, preserving the critical and social discourse that characterizes the artist's oeuvre.

住宅内的每一个空间都是对这些作品的空间重新诠释，保留了艺术家作品所特有的批判性和社会性话语。Casa Gesso的外墙采用骨色瓷片，让人联想到曾经作为艺术家工作室的传统盥洗室，在外部和内部之间形成视觉连续性。这一设计引发了人们对 García Codoñer 作品主题的思考，将住宅变成了一个艺术沉思和社会批判的平台。

Architecture beyond conventionThe façade of Casa Gesso, clad in bone-colored porcelain tiles, evokes the traditional washhouses that once housed artists' studios, creating visual continuity between exterior and interior. This design invites reflection on the themes addressed in García Codoñer's work, transforming the residence into a platform for art contemplation and social critique.

住宅分为两个体量，解决了不同规模建筑之间的过渡问题。一层半高的第一层是日间区，而两层高的第二层则是夜间区和浴室。楼梯与染色橡木橱柜的线性组合衔接了这两个空间。室内庭院是房屋的核心，在提供采光和通风的同时，也是起居室和餐厅厨房区域之间的过渡。该空间采用瓷质瓷砖覆层，预先切割以模仿垂直覆层。

The house is organized into two volumes that resolve the transition between buildings of different scales. The first volume, one-and-a-half stories high, houses the day zone, while the second, two stories high, contains the night zone and bathrooms. A staircase integrated into a linear package of stained oak cabinetry articulates both spaces. An interior courtyard acts as the heart of the house, providing light and ventilation while serving as a transition between the living room and dining-kitchen area. This space is completed with porcelain tile cladding on plots, pre-cut to emulate the vertical cladding.

Interiors:VirutaLab

Photos:DavidZarzoso