Loft Residence in Lima, Peru by TheeAe LTD

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The residential tower is to be a new prototype for one of the key residential areas in Lima, Peru.  The major use for the units is for a single person (single, divorced, widow or a newly wedding  couple) who wish to live in the coolest zone of San Isidro. In addition, the site is limited by 60%  buildable area with height restriction which allows maximum 16 story(48m) height for 30 residential  units.

Perspective View

• Architects: TheeAe LTD
• Project: Loft Residence
• Location: Lima, Peru
• Project Site : 2,700 sqm
• Designed Area : 7505 sqm (16 stories + 4 basements)
• Software used: Rhino

Rear View

In those consideration, the design was initiated with a form to use the basic buildable area and  updated after that for the most effi cient viewable shape toward the park, Lima Golf Club. By doing  so, the shape of building generated its directional fl ow toward the park, so the facade was created  to increase its natural form as organic leave.

Its building setback as determined by District Authority was on Av. Pezet, 5 linear metres from the  boundary line and on the rear, a setback was no less than 3 meters long. Parking spaces was  provided in the underground levels; there were around 56 parking lots.

Kitchen

Residential units consisted of fl ats and duplex apartments with 30 apartments. All residential  units are facing the Lima Golf Club and the clear ceiling height was minimum 2.7 meters at every  units. The kitchen of each units have direct ventilation and illumination. The laundry rooms are  ventilated through an internal light-well. The project contemplates the possibility of an integral gas  installation for kitchens, laundries and each of the rooms. At the last level, the building include  roof terrace-garden.

Living

Sections

Roof - Top

Diagram

Exterior Wall Pattern Study

Diagram

Facade Elements

Light & Ventilation

Plans

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Tags: Lima, Peru

Categories: Residential, Rhino

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