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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. Touguinhó II House in Vila do Conde, Portugal by Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, LdaJuly 23rd, 2014 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda If we climb through the narrow streets to the place called \”hill\” of the village Touguinhó, we can observe the sea from afar, near the town of Vila do Conde. The implantation of the house took into account the local landscape and a significant slope of the terrain.  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda
 Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda On the top floor were placed the rooms and the office all them with balcony to the west, on the ground floor were placed the living room and the kitchen, open spaces to the garden and a pool through the porch. On the lower floor there are a garage, the laundry room, the engine room and a place for storage.  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda Inside, the floor is pine floor laid on wooden slats that covers all areas, including the suspended stairs, leaving Silestone for kitchen countertops and floor, the white marble from Greece to the bathrooms and the concrete black to the garage and laundry.  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda The woodwork is all executed with boards of MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard or wood fiber board, medium density) doors, wall cladding panels, wardrobes, shelves, cabinets for bathrooms and the kitchen. The outside door is pine wood modified, all lacquered to a high gloss with the white color.  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda On the outside it’s used the ETICS system (External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems) with a white finish that allows the coating of all surfaces, leaving emphasize the wall in black shale that underlies the land. The wood is also present abroad, is visible on the deck with pine trim / \”paint\” on light gray based on wood slats in an invisible way that is also structural inside the sloping ceilings of the porches and balconies through OSB boards (oriented strand board, particleboard or wood long and oriented) structure with fixing treated pine, fundamental to hide the boxes of blinds and draw the architecture.  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda  Image Courtesy © Raulino SILVA ARCHITECT, Lda
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