Casa La Solana in Soriano, Uruguay by Nicolas Pinto da Mota

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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Casa La Solana in Soriano, Uruguay by Nicolas Pinto da Mota

November 27th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Nicolas Pinto da Mota

This project develops over a preexistence which was consolidated in different stages and dispersed forms.

The strategy of requialifying the existence and adding new areas gave sense to great part of the operations. The result of them define the final architecture; a sum of volumes which belong to different moments and different programs.

Image Courtesy © Arq. Eduardo Moras

Architects: Nicolas Pinto da Mota
Project: Casa La Solana
Location: Soriano, Uruguay
Photography: Arq. Eduardo Moras
Associated Architect: Arq. Victoria Maria, Falcón
Project Team: Arq. Matías Cosenza, Tadeo Itzcovich, Agustín Aguirre
Surface: 320m²
Structure: Ing. Fernando Saludas
Construction: Della Mea Camblong S.A.
Year of Project: 2011
Year of construction: 2012-2013

Image Courtesy © Arq. Eduardo Moras

These volumes express themselves by being totally full or empty, clearly responding to the interior – exterior relationship. They put the accent to the place they are located, which has extended views to the typical Uruguay broken landscape. These views are framed by each one of the galleries, solving in a particular and unique way the relationship between the interior and exterior for each condition.

Image Courtesy © Arq. Eduardo Moras

Image Courtesy © Nicolas Pinto da Mota

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Tags: Soriano, Uruguay

Category: House

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