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Vila São Paulo Therapeutic Residential in Pompeia, Brazil by Estudio Ubuntu

Friday, May 22nd, 2020

Article source: Estudio Ubuntu

The refurbishment of this semi-detached house, a very common type in São Paulo, was planned to receive a Therapeutic Residential that attends, guide and shelter patients in a state of mental suffering.

Image Courtesy © Manuel Sá

Architects: Estudio Ubuntu
Project: Vila São Paulo Therapeutic Residential
Location: Pompeia, Brazil
Photography: Manuel Sá
Software used: Autodesk, Autocad, Sketchup, Lumion, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Premiere
Lead Architect: Vitor Daher
Responsible Architects: Vitor Daher
Project Team: Augusto Gehrt, Vitor Daher
Clients: Residencial Terapeutico Vila São Paulo
Engineering: GDF Construtora
Gross built area: 180m²
Year of completion of the project: 2018

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Residential Complex in Vallecas, Spain by Eugenio Aguinaga Architect

Saturday, May 12th, 2012

Article source: Eugenio Aguinaga

Four linear blocks were arranged on the outer perimeter of the site with a built depth of 11.40 m, to obtain cross-ventilation in all the dwellings and to achieve the largest possible surface area in the interior patio for gardens as well as the best sunlight and ventilation in the dwellings. The four blocks are joined at the corners by lateral pillasters and the lower height blocks are offset from them, thus giving continuity to the façades and forming the block.

Image Courtesy Pedro Cobo

Architects: Eugenio Aguinaga Architect
Project: Residential Complex in Vallecas
Location: Parcela 1.34 del Ensanche de Vallecas (Madrid)
Floor area: 18277.42 sq.mt.
Dwellings: 132
Client: Empresa Municipal de la Vivienda
Architects Team: Eugenio Aguinaga, José María Jimenez Urrutia, Ignacio López, Belén Benavides, Javier Barrero, Laura Trejos, Juan Pablo Bajuk, Román Martínez del Cerro, Blanca López de Armentia
Software used: Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom