Art Workshop over an existing garage in Santo Domingo, Chile by

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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.

Art Workshop over an existing garage in Santo Domingo, Chile by Juan Luis Martínez Nahuel

July 11th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Juan Luis Martínez Nahuel

The Project is located on a slope in the summer site Rocas de Santo Domingo

The new volume is housed over an existing garage, attached to a house. Both, designed by architect Javier Adwandter in 1955.

Image Courtesy © Juan Luis Martínez Nahuel

Architects: Juan Luis Martínez Nahuel
Project: Art Workshop over an existing garage
Location: Rocas de Santo Domingo, V Region, Chile
Software used: Autocad
Area Project : 40 m2 interior , 40 m2 terraces
Design and construction year: 2014
Surface area: 1000 m 2

Image Courtesy © Juan Luis Martínez Nahuel

The client, in this case an artist, proposed a single interior space: home office-bathroom-workshop, and a surrounding outer space: balcony-terrace-access ramp with open views to the surroundings.

Image Courtesy © Juan Luis Martínez Nahuel

The enlargement, developed completely in wood, fills up a structural grid of laminated beams, which in turn, work as built in furniture.

The facade facing the street is almost completely sealed, as opposed to the window facade that oversees the Bay.

Image Courtesy © Juan Luis Martínez Nahuel

: Image Courtesy © Juan Luis Martínez Nahuel

: Image Courtesy © Juan Luis Martínez Nahuel

: Image Courtesy © Juan Luis Martínez Nahuel

: Image Courtesy © Juan Luis Martínez Nahuel

: Image Courtesy © Juan Luis Martínez Nahuel

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Tags: Chile, Santo Domingo

Categories: Autocad, Workshop

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