ATRIUM HOUSE in GODELLA, Spain by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos

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A House in a urban area parts of the desire to maximize the feeling of spaciousness. Two strategies are used. The principal is to release the largest possible in the middle of the site allowing you to enjoy a private space with a height and volume incalculable. It enhances the perimeter of contact with the outside housing, land and housing understood as a continuum. On the other hand uses the existing slope to the ravine next to illuminate the basement, which enables you to host the program.

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• Architects: Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
• Project: ATRIUM HOUSE
• Location: GODELLA VALENCIA,  Spain
• Photography: Fernando Alda
• CLIENT: Naves y Fábricas, S.L. Guillermo Caballero de Luján
• CONTRACTOR: COARCO
• PROJECT TEAM: Fran Silvestre, Principal in charge, María José Sáez, Principal in charge, Jose V. Miguel Collaborator Architect, Ángel Ruíz Collaborator Architect
• STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: David Gallardo, UPV
• BUILDING ENGINEER: Carlos García
• INTERIOR DESIGN: ALFARO HOFMANN
• MARKETING & COMMUNICATION: Adrián Mora | Architect
• BUILDING SERVICES: Sanitaryware, Toilet and bidet, Link, Flaminia, Wash-basins
• Corian: Custom designs, Bath, DAVO, Duravit, Sanitary Fittings, Isy Stick, Zucchetti

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• METALWORK AND LOCKSMITHING: Interior Internal and cupboard doors in white lacquered MDF RAL  9016 | (Ebanistería GÓMEZ DASÍ)
• Exterior: Natural finish anodized aluminium (Vitrocsa) , Aqua Serie, Paola Lenti
• Exteriors: Thermal insulation + white external render (Sate Vipal / Parex),  Sandblasted Blanco Ibiza marble slabs
• Glazing: Clear toughened double-glazed unit (8+10+8) (Vitrocsa), Locksmithing  With lacquered steel RAL 9016 
• EQUIPMENTS: Kitchen, Eggersmann (Studio2)
• Furniture: Interior | Sofas, tables and chairs, Minotti
• Lighting: Fluorescent linear lights (Studio2)
• Light Fittings: LS 990 Series, Jung
• Conditioning: Heating and cooling ceiling system
• FINISHES Paving: Interiors | Polished Thasos marble tiles

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• Surfaces: Interiors, Plasterwork,  White coated MDF panels RAL 9016, Bathrooms and kitchen walls, Thassos marble panels
• Suspended ceiling: Smooth plasterboard panels
• Paint: Matt plastic paint RAL 9016
• SITE AREA: 1150,00 m²
• BUILT AREA: 782,85  m²
• ATRIUM AREA: 340,00 m²
• COST (P.E.M.): 1.350.000,00 €
• video: http://vimeo.com/36777610

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The building is developed along the southern and western boundaries of the parcel, which together with the elements of urbanization of the site, form a kind of atrium, whose diagonal flight to a distant vision of the Sierra Calderona.Access is accompanied by the south facade to find the point of intersection. At this point of view inside the distributor is located next to the stairs and the kitchen form the backbone of the operation of housing. The southern zone where the rooms are available during the day, dematerialized their presence due to the overhead light. In the west the rooms fall to a portion of parcel with a more domestic scale, while the master bedroom overlooking the lift light reflected on water. In the dark basement and garage are in the cellar. All other uses of the program look into the ravine through which light up.

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Image Courtesy © Fernando Alda

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Image Courtesy © Fernando Alda

Image Courtesy © Fernando Alda

Image Courtesy © Fernando Alda

Image Courtesy © Fernando Alda

Image Courtesy © Fernando Alda

Image Courtesy © Fernando Alda

Image Courtesy © Fernando Alda

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Image Courtesy © Fran Silvestre Arquitectos

Image Courtesy © Fran Silvestre Arquitectos

Image Courtesy © Fran Silvestre Arquitectos

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Tags: GODELLA, Spain

Category: House

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