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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. P.L. House in Anadia, Portugal by Atelier d’ Arquitectura J. A. Lopes da CostaApril 3rd, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Atelier d’ Arquitectura J. A. Lopes da Costa The house consists of two structures. One comprises only one floor parallel to Av. Das Laranjeiras, and the other consists of 3 floors (basement, ground floor and first floor), which has a slight twist to the first, and lies parallel to the slope of the land, taking advantage of the land platform.  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar
 Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar The entrance to the house is made to the north, through a hall that links the two structures and that opens south on a courtyard defined by the 2 volumes of the house. In the lower structure, to the West, lies the leisure area, enjoying greater independence and functional autonomy.  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar It is a very transparent building, enjoying the afternoon sun from the West and, to the East, the visual relationship with the courtyard and the living rooms of the house placed in the other structure.  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar In the East-facing structure it is located the house itself, distributed over 3 floors. In the basement there are the technical areas of storage and service, on the ground floor the social areas and on the first floor the private areas.  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar This structure opens to the east, to the morning sun, and to the unending green, which extends far beyond the boundaries of the property. The living areas also open up to the West, to the privacy of the courtyard contained between the two structures.  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar The volume of the first floor rests on that of the ground floor almost like a box, and is open almost exclusively to the east, with the openings of the bedrooms and bathrooms marking the façade as protruding volumes, forming balconies between them. There is also an outside staircase connecting the basement to the terrace of the living rooms.  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Manuel Aguiar  Image Courtesy © Atelier d’ Arquitectura J. A. Lopes da Costa  Image Courtesy © Atelier d’ Arquitectura J. A. Lopes da Costa  Image Courtesy © Atelier d’ Arquitectura J. A. Lopes da Costa  Image Courtesy © Atelier d’ Arquitectura J. A. Lopes da Costa  Image Courtesy © Atelier d’ Arquitectura J. A. Lopes da Costa
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