House In The Mountain in Colombia by Conecta Arquitectos

Article source: Conecta Arquitectos

Given the dramatic landscape canyon of Rio Bogota and as a way to ensure the fluidity and continuity within the same housing, subtly challenge was implanted in the environment, appropriating the space of the barrel; for that a warp of order lines that contrast sharply with the sinuous and organic geometry of the landscape, seeking to create a fusion between the natural and the constructed between solid and liquid, closed open, inside out, filled with empty, transparent opaque is created; so that these attributes were the ingredients that allow and give the tone for the organization and materiality of the house.

Image Courtesy © Santiago Robayo

• Architects: Conecta Arquitectos
• Project: House In The Mountain
• Location: Colombia, USA
• Photography: Santiago Robayo
• Builder: Arq. Jaime Alberto Vargas Camacho

Image Courtesy © Santiago Robayo

This ¨Urdimbre¨ loose planes, porches full, empty frames, enclosures and yards rise; landscape that building spaces with the rigor of the ordering lines of architecture; architecture with green elements that complete the definers of indoor enclosures loose planes. Access as a great transition and distribution space is materialized with the creation of woven wire mesh (air) and espacato walls (Stone), valuing the impact of a canyon view.

Image Courtesy © Santiago Robayo

Image Courtesy © Santiago Robayo

Image Courtesy © Santiago Robayo

Image Courtesy © Santiago Robayo

Image Courtesy © Santiago Robayo

Image Courtesy © Santiago Robayo

Image Courtesy © Santiago Robayo

Image Courtesy © Santiago Robayo

Image Courtesy © Santiago Robayo

Image Courtesy © Santiago Robayo

Image Courtesy © Conecta Arquitectos

Image Courtesy © Conecta Arquitectos

Image Courtesy © Conecta Arquitectos

Image Courtesy © Conecta Arquitectos

Image Courtesy © Conecta Arquitectos

Image Courtesy © Conecta Arquitectos

Tags: Colombia, USA

Category: House

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