Estate In Extremadura / Ábaton Arquitectura
Estate In Extremadura / Ábaton Arquitectura Save this picture!Courtesy of Ábaton architects+ 26 Share Spain Houses ArchDaily CopyHouses, Adaptive Reuse•Guijo de Santa Bárbara, Spain Area: 322 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project Architects: Ábaton Arquitectura Area Area of this architecture project CopyAbout this officeÁbaton ArquitecturaOfficeFollowProductsWoodStone#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousesRefurbishmentAdaptive reuseRefurbishmentHousesGuijo de Santa BárbaraSpainPublished on February 21, 2012Cite: “Estate In Extremadura / Ábaton Arquitectura” 21 Feb 2012. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 
Estate In Extremadura / Ábaton ArquitecturaSave this projectSaveEstate In Extremadura / Ábaton Arquitectura “COPY” Year: ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/209535/estate-in-extremadura-abaton-architects Clipboard “COPY” Projects ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/209535/estate-in-extremadura-abaton-architects Clipboard Text description provided by the architects. Located in a privileged environment in the province of Cáceres, the goal was to transform an abandoned stable into a family home by completely renovating it in a way that would be consistent and respectful with the environment. Save this picture!Courtesy of Ábaton architectsRecommended ProductsWoodEGGERLaminatesDoorsECLISSESliding Pocket Door – ECLISSE LuceDoorsRabel Aluminium SystemsMinimal Sliding Door – Rabel 62 Slim Super ThermalWindowsKalwall®Facades – Window ReplacementsProblems relating to the electricity and water supply were solved through sustainability systems which ÁBATON uses in all its projects: a solar panel system with storage batteries was developed to supply energy during the summer; turbines were installed taking advantage of the course of the two streams that run through the estate providing electricity for the winter. Save this picture!PlansWater can be observed through elements throughout the interior of the property as it flows naturally. The stone found in the surrounding area was used to build the house and the swimming pool. The supporting walls in the interior were replaced by light metal pillars, the haylofts in the upper area were converted into bedrooms, the water through became the fountain that is situated in the interior courtyard of the property and the enormous central lounge that serves different purposes took up the remaining area.Save this picture!Courtesy of Ábaton architectsProject gallerySee allShow lessYoung Architects Forum Summit20ArticlesRio Carnival 2012 kicks off in Oscar Niemeyer’s newly renovated SambadromeArticles Share
Projects Japan Houses Photographs: Mitsutaka Kitamura© Mitsutaka Kitamura Many of urban housing lots in Japan these days have been divided into pieces to leave small, narrow spaces, where, in general, various functions are laid out around a stairway in the center of a single room. This may be a solution to fully utilize the limited space. My concern is whether it is comfortable to be in the house with the stairway and other details of the house always in sight. I dared divisions to limit the visibility to give a sense of expanse to the existing space. Save this picture!© Mitsutaka Kitamura© Mitsutaka Kitamura I coordinated, in a solid space of 4.8 by 7.4 meters floor space and 8.2 meters in height, six levels of floor, a stairwell through three floors with a skylight covering the top, another stairwell through two floors with another skylight covering the 1.5 by 1.5 meters top, an enclosed sun deck, etc. Save this picture!© Mitsutaka Kitamura© Mitsutaka Kitamura I used material serving both as structural member and fire resistant board for the basis of wall surface treatment to comply with strict fire prevention regulation, which allowed using finish of a broiled cedar of high durability and of a calm appearance. Save this picture!© Mitsutaka Kitamura© Mitsutaka Kitamura When you step in the entrance hall, you will be facing an atelier of concrete floor the level of which is the same as the outside ground surface. The client will ride his motorbike in for maintenance or for storage and for enjoying DIY hobbies there. On the left provided is a bedroom of half underground, where the entire interior is finished with paulownia wood for humidity control. From a little leveled up floor you will be stepping up to the dining and kitchen on the second floor, or further turn around and step up by three to the living room, or further turn right to the stairwell, or further turn to step up to the third floor. You will be thus rising spirally. Save this picture!© Mitsutaka Kitamura© Mitsutaka Kitamura The living room of open atmosphere with direct sunlight introduced through the three windows, the dining room of calm atmosphere with the skylight six meters above through which the sunlight is reflected down to fill the room with constant softness all the time, and a bathroom on the top floor filled with sunlight and yet privacy is secured – all these rooms of different nature are combined with coordination. The inside of the stairwells cannot be seen from each room but the sunlight is delivered to each room through the skylights and through the stairwells. This invisibility together with leaking light is giving a sense of ever expanding space in a small building.Project gallerySee allShow lessVaclav Havel´s Monument / Libor ŠenekelArticles’New Nordic – Architecture & Identity’ ExhibitionArticles Share ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/251554/house-in-futakoshinchi-tato-architects Clipboard ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/251554/house-in-futakoshinchi-tato-architects Clipboard House in Futakoshinchi / Tato Architects “COPY” “COPY” Save this picture!© Mitsutaka Kitamura+ 34 Share
ArchDaily Year: Photographs CopyHouses•Naka Ward, Japan Architects: Tato Architects Year Completion year of this architecture project House in Futakoshinchi / Tato ArchitectsSave this projectSaveHouse in Futakoshinchi / Tato Architects 2009 CopyAbout this officeTato ArchitectsOfficeFollowProductsGlassConcrete#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousesWoodNaka WardHousesJapanPublished on July 13, 2012Cite: “House in Futakoshinchi / Tato Architects” 13 Jul 2012. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 
CopyAbout this officeNicolás CampodonicoOfficeFollowProductConcrete#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousingApartmentsRosarioArgentinaPublished on January 29, 2013Cite: “Maipu Building / Nicolás Campodonico” [Edificio Maipú / Nicolás Campodonico] 29 Jan 2013. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 
CopyApartments•Rosario, Argentina Area: 2 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project “COPY” ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/324602/maipu-building-nicolas-campodonico Clipboard Apartments Recommended ProductsPorcelain StonewareApariciPorcelain Tiles – BrickworkPorcelain StonewareGrespaniaPorcelain Tiles – 20MMVentilated / Double Skin FacadeULMA Architectural SolutionsVentilated Facade in Célere MagòriaText description provided by the architects. The Project is located in Rosario city, which, like most of Argentinian cities, it´s layout is homogeneous and organized (an endless repetition of squared shaped blocks) and totally heterogeneous in it´s elevation… the opposite of the historic European city: unstructured in it´s layout with an organized and continuous elevation. The project takes the street order and plays it´s role in the unstructured urban elevation.Save this picture!© Summa+/Gustavo Sosa PinillaIt is a building with a Ground Floor and 15 storeys, with 2 parking levels, where the structure design is determinant. Although it is between dividing walls, the two lower neighbours transform the building in what seems to be a tower. The structure is solved only with a perimeter made of concrete walls and a single large column, which not only works as a structural piece but also allows the vertical movements of people, and contains every infrastructure systems. Save this picture!© Summa+/Gustavo Sosa PinillaThe beams system in the façade transmit all the weight to the centre of the building, and also works as a fixed ventilated sunshade in a 60% on the west façade, and the 40% remaining are balconies. The continue alternation between slabs and beams makes several windows for laundries and the staircase. This piece, fully made of reinforced concrete, solves the construction stages making small vertical movements in each piece avoiding constructive marks on the concrete. Inside the apartments there is a second wall to contain the infrastructure systems, to make partitions, and to provide heat isolation.Save this picture!SectionProject gallerySee allShow lessInnovative, Bioclimatic, European School Complex Second Prize Winning Proposal / Var…ArticlesNew Culture Centre and Library Winning Proposal / schmidt hammer lassen architectsArticlesProject locationAddress:Rosario, Santa Fe, ArgentinaLocation to be used only as a reference. It could indicate city/country but not exact address. Share “COPY” ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/324602/maipu-building-nicolas-campodonico Clipboard
Houses “COPY” Architects: Simon Conder Associates Year Completion year of this architecture project ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/421569/black-rubber-house-simon-conder-associates Clipboard Black Rubber House / Simon Conder Associates United Kingdom 2003 Photographs “COPY” Save this picture!Courtesy of Simon Conder Associates+ 15 Share Projects
2003 Black Rubber House / Simon Conder AssociatesSave this projectSaveBlack Rubber House / Simon Conder Associates CopyHouses•Dungeness, United Kingdom Year: ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/421569/black-rubber-house-simon-conder-associates Clipboard Photographs: Courtesy of Simon Conder AssociatesSave this picture!Courtesy of Simon Conder AssociatesText description provided by the architects. Dungeness Beach in Kent is a classic example of ‘Non Plan’ and the houses that populate the beach have developed through improvisation and bodge. This scheme develops this tradition in a way that responds to the drama and harshness of the landscape.Save this picture!Courtesy of Simon Conder AssociatesThe original building, which itself is the product of a series of changes and extensions since it was built as a fisherman’s hut in the 1930s, has been stripped back to its timber frame, re-structured, extended to the south and east to capture the extraordinary views, and clad both internally and externally in Wisa-Spruce plywood. This plywood provides all the internal finishes, including walls, floors, ceilings, doors and joinery. Externally both walls and roof are clad in black rubber, a technically more sophisticated version of the layers of felt and tar found on many local buildings. The bath is cantilevered out over the beach giving dramatic views to the sea.Save this picture!Courtesy of Simon Conder AssociatesInternally priority has been given to maximising the living areas and the house only has one small bedroom. Visitors are accommodated in a 1954 Airstream caravan which is parked next to the house, the silver of the aluminium caravan providing a striking visual contrast to the black rubber.Save this picture!PlanProject gallerySee allShow lessUnified Architectural Theory: An IntroductionArticlesThree Teams Shortlisted to Design Denmark’s Largest HospitalArchitecture News Share ArchDaily Year: CopyAbout this officeSimon Conder AssociatesOfficeFollow#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousesDungenessHousesUnited KingdomPublished on August 29, 2013Cite: “Black Rubber House / Simon Conder Associates” 29 Aug 2013. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 
CopyAbout this officeJackson Clements BurrowsOfficeFollowProductsWoodSteel#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousesSunburyAustraliaPublished on December 28, 2015Cite: “May Grove / Jackson Clements Burrows Architects” 28 Dec 2015. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 
Apartments “COPY” Apartments on Forchstrasse / Kyncl Schaller ArchitektenSave this projectSaveApartments on Forchstrasse / Kyncl Schaller Architekten Manufacturers: Schenker Storen, Biene Fenster, SagexInterior Design:Martina SchoberArchitect In Charge:P. Kyncl, G. SchallerCity:ZürichCountry:SwitzerlandMore SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!© Eric SchmidRecommended ProductsDoorsSaliceSliding Door System – Slider S20DoorsJansenDoors – Folding and SlidingDoorspanoramah!®ah! PivotDoorsdormakabaEntrance Doors – Revolving Door 4000 SeriesText description provided by the architects. The existing residential building on Forchstrasse in Zurich consisted originally of four floors with an apartment on each floor and a double level Attic. While the facades have been kept and restored, the whole interior was demolished and newly planned to accommodate two apartments on each floor and a maisonette apartment on the Attic floor. As an extension to the existing building, a new four-floor building with Attik hosts retail on street level, lofts and a maisonette on the floors above. These are accessed through the existing renovated building.Save this picture!© Eric SchmidSave this picture!Floor PlanSave this picture!© Eric SchmidThe Stuecheli House on Hammestrasse is a listed modernist building by the renown swiss architect Werner Stuecheli and has been restored faithfully in all its parts.The main entrance on Hammerstrasse is maintained and an additional access within the building on Forchstrasse has also been provided.Save this picture!© Eric SchmidProject gallerySee allShow lessMeet Ava – The App to Transform Interior DesignArchitecture NewsThe Singularity of the Skyscraper: Studies in Form and FaçadeArchitecture NewsProject locationAddress:Zürich, SwitzerlandLocation to be used only as a reference. It could indicate city/country but not exact address. Share CopyApartments, Refurbishment•Zürich, Switzerland Apartments on Forchstrasse / Kyncl Schaller Architekten “COPY” 2015 Save this picture!© Eric Schmid+ 13 Share Area: 2100 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project Architects: Kyncl Schaller Architekten Area Area of this architecture project
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Portugal ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/869853/by-studios-waataa-we-are-all-together-around-architecture Clipboard 2017 Photographs: WAATAA PHOTOGRAPHY Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: Bolon, Cinca, Leds-C4, O/M LightEquipe:Rita Cantisano Diz, Lucas Cantisano Diz, Miguel de Gouveia AndréArchitect In Charge:WAATAA_we are all together around architectureTeam:Rita Cantisano Diz, Lucas Cantisano Diz, Miguel de Gouveia AndréCity:LisbonCountry:PortugalMore SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!© WAATAA PHOTOGRAPHY!Text description provided by the architects. We found three empty large spaces with substantial height ceilings, large windows dimensions and each with its own sanitary facilities. Their use till the date was commercial.Save this picture!© WAATAA PHOTOGRAPHY!Save this picture!© WAATAA PHOTOGRAPHY!The main purpose of the project focused on the conversion of these commercial spaces into living spaces. We quickly realized that, due to the nature of the pre-existence, the housing core to be generated could not and should not follow conventional patterns.Save this picture!© WAATAA PHOTOGRAPHY!Save this picture!© WAATAA PHOTOGRAPHY!The idea is to solve the problem of inhabiting with the creation of independent wood structures that simultaneously solve the spatial organization and distribute all the functional contents necessary to the house.Save this picture!© WAATAA PHOTOGRAPHY!Pre-existing space walls are covered with cabinets making it the physical limits of the house, with the additional function of providing storage and ensuring acoustic and thermal comfort. Then, there is a reorganization and reformulation of the existing sanitary facilities, making possible its appropriation of the lower and upper levels. Finally, two colored modules are placed inside. A yellow infrastructures container of the cooking act, and a blue one more related to the act of resting. It is essentially these containers that organize the functions and define the space of the house. It can be said that in a hollow and incipient solid, a scenario is created through the introduction of modules that make the overlapping and intertwining of spatial functions.Save this picture!Ground Floor PlanSave this picture!© WAATAA PHOTOGRAPHY!It is with these modules that the inhabitant will interact and experience his existential space of refuge. He will open and close, get up and down, transforming his daily experience.Save this picture!© WAATAA PHOTOGRAPHY!Project gallerySee allShow lessTate Harmer Reveals Plans for Eco-Hotel at the Eden Project in EnglandUnbuilt ProjectPerry World House / 1100 ArchitectSelected ProjectsProject locationAddress:Lisbon, PortugalLocation to be used only as a reference. It could indicate city/country but not exact address. Share Projects Photographs BY Studios / WAATAA_we are all together around architectureSave this projectSaveBY Studios / WAATAA_we are all together around architecture+ 25 Share CopyResidential Architecture, Adaptive Reuse•Lisbon, Portugal Area: 157 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project “COPY” ArchDaily BY Studios / WAATAA_we are all together around architecture Year: “COPY” ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/869853/by-studios-waataa-we-are-all-together-around-architecture Clipboard Architects: WAATAA_we are all together around architecture Area Area of this architecture project Residential Architecture CopyAbout this officeWAATAA_we are all together around architectureOfficeFollowProductConcrete#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureRefurbishmentAdaptive reuseLisbonPortugalPublished on April 25, 2017Cite: “BY Studios / WAATAA_we are all together around architecture” 25 Apr 2017. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 
Manufacturers: Egil metalúrgica, Incepa, Meber, Otimum, TECNOCOM, granitos.comStructure :Serrano EngenhariaArchitect In Charge:Guilherme P. FranzoiCity:Xangri-LáCountry:BrazilMore SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!© Marcelo DonadussiText description provided by the architects. The initial idea for this project, on the Xangri-lá beach, was to give the air of a rural house located on the beach, using a considerable area of the land. In order to meet the owner’s expectations, who like an open house without losing privacy, all of the faces of the social area were designed as a part of the external area. In addition, natural light and cross ventilation were used with the aim of avoiding the use of air conditioning. Energy saving was also optimized with the use of LED technology in all ambients. The concrete walls, beyond creating an inequivalent brute and rustic appearance, offer advantages regarding the temperature and low maintenance.Save this picture!© Marcelo DonadussiSave this picture!SectionSave this picture!© Marcelo DonadussiThe house has five large bed rooms – four located on the second floor, along with two bathrooms – and a suite on the ground floor, ensuring easy accessibility. In addition, the social area has a toilet. The fireplace was created facing both the living room and the dining room, in order to keep both areas heated in the winter. The kitchen joins the dining area, through a gourmet island. The dining table can be turned into a pool table or a ping-pong table – creating an atmosphere that is perfect for receiving family and friends, in addition to the large barbecue located in the external area. Thermal-acoustic tiles were used in covering the dining room and the terrace and were chosen not only for their main characteristics, but also due to the lightness and resistance they provide.Save this picture!© Marcelo DonadussiThe land also has a large yard with abundant vegetation and a gas-heated fiberglass pool as well as parking for up to five cars.Save this picture!© Marcelo DonadussiProject gallerySee allShow lessPeka Peka House II / Herriot Melhuish O’Neill ArchitectsSelected ProjectsPopulous and Egis to Develop Plans for 38 Olympic Venues at 2024 Paris GamesArchitecture News Share Projects ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/875964/house-rio-das-contas-151-office-arquitetura Clipboard Brazil House Rio das Contas / 151 Office ArquiteturaSave this projectSaveHouse Rio das Contas / 151 Office Arquitetura Photographs: Marcelo Donadussi Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project Year: ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/875964/house-rio-das-contas-151-office-arquitetura Clipboard CopyHouses•Xangri-Lá, Brazil Houses CopyAbout this office151 Office ArquiteturaOfficeFollowProductConcrete#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousesXangri-láBrazilPublished on September 14, 2017Cite: “House Rio das Contas / 151 Office Arquitetura” [Casa Rio das Contas / 151 Office Arquitetura] 14 Sep 2017. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 
Area: 252 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project House Rio das Contas / 151 Office Arquitetura 2015 Save this picture!© Marcelo Donadussi+ 48 Share Architects: 151 Office Arquitetura Area Area of this architecture project Photographs ArchDaily “COPY” “COPY”
Australia Ivanhoe House / Chiverton Architects Products used in this ProjectWoodAccoyaAccoya® Cladding, Siding & FacadesHanging LampsLouis PoulsenLamp – PH 5 + PH 5 MiniEngineer:Keith Long & AssociatesBuilding Surveyor:Anthony Middling & AssociatesLand Surveyor:Breese Pitt DixonCost Estimator:Percy LicenCity:MelbourneCountry:AustraliaMore SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!© Tatjana PlittText description provided by the architects. The client’s brief was to design an extension to a Victorian house that would work as a multi-generational home and make a better connection to the garden. ‘I grew up in a Merchant Builders house which was heavily influenced by mid-century Danish modernism’ notes the client ‘and I wanted the new house to be influenced by this’.Save this picture!© Tatjana PlittSave this picture!PlansSave this picture!© Tatjana PlittThis translated itself into a building that uses simple forms, natural finishes and plenty of natural light. Exposed brickwork is used to give texture and warmth is gained by oak floors and cedar windows – all oiled with a matt finish. Formally the house tumbles down the site to maintain a close connection to the garden so that it is possible to step out from the kitchen to grab some vegetables or go for a swim from the living area on a hot day. The result is an airy house that feels uncomplicated and light to be in.Save this picture!© Tatjana PlittKey to the ethos of functionality was a focus on sustainability. The house is orientated to maximise solar gain in winter, yet it is shaded by moveable and fixed external screening in summer. The sun provides hot water and power, and rainwater is collected under the building for the pool, toilets, laundry and garden.Save this picture!© Tatjana PlittProject gallerySee allShow lessThe Country House / 1+1>2 ArchitectsSelected ProjectsFrom Digital to Reality: A Comparison of FALA Atelier’s Collages to the Actual Build…Architecture News Share Save this picture!© Tatjana Plitt+ 11Curated by Fernanda Castro Share Architects: Chiverton Architects Area Area of this architecture project 2017 ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/889445/ivanhoe-house-chiverton-architects Clipboard Builder: “COPY” Houses Area: 303 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project Projects Year: Photographs: Tatjana Plitt Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project Ivanhoe House / Chiverton ArchitectsSave this projectSaveIvanhoe House / Chiverton Architects
Photographs Manufacturers: Hansgrohe, Louis Poulsen, Bosch, Colorbond, FRANKE, Hafele, Laminex, Lysaght, Miele, Morso, Schweigen, Sussex Taps, Villeroy & Boch, Boch, Cygnet, Diulux, Earp Bros, Frranke, Hurlcon, Italstyle, +4Perini Tiles, Scala, Treatex, Veitch-4 CopyHouses•Melbourne, Australia Barnaby Chiverton ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/889445/ivanhoe-house-chiverton-architects Clipboard Built Marc, Andrew Pradel ArchDaily “COPY” CopyAbout this officeChiverton ArchitectsOfficeFollowProductsWoodGlass#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousesMelbourneAustraliaPublished on February 26, 2018Cite: “Ivanhoe House / Chiverton Architects” 25 Feb 2018. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 
2017 “COPY” “COPY” Vietnam Houses Photographs Projects ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/890520/hopper-house-ahl-architects Clipboard ArchDaily CopyAbout this officeAHL architectsOfficeFollowProductsWoodConcrete#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousesInterior DesignResidential InteriorsHouse InteriorsQuảng AnOn InstagramVietnamPublished on March 12, 2018Cite: “Hopper House / AHL architects” 11 Mar 2018. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 