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Sumit Singhal
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.

Las Trancas House in Araucanía Region, Chile by CIA_ARQ

 
July 13th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: CIA_ARQ

The Las Trancas house is the first of a series of new constructions on this . It’s a starting point for the colonization of this property, located on the banks of lake Calafquen near Coñaripe. A virgin place which must be tamed.

For this first construction, the project’s logic had to be as fitting to local knowledge as possible, because due to the terrain’s characteristics and the difficulties of access, most of the materials, techniques and workmanship used would have to be local, presenting a somewhat technically atemporal construction.

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  • Architects: CIA_ARQ (Cristián Irarrázaval Andrews Arquitecto)
  • Project: Las Trancas House
  • Location: Las Trancas estate, Coñaripe, Lake Calafquen, IX Region, Chile
  • Author: Cristián Irarrázaval Andrews
  • Predominant materials: Oregon pine wood, impregnated pine wood
  • Location surface: 20 Ha
  • Built surface: 125 mt2
  • Project year: 2011
  • Construction year: 2011
  • ICA: In process

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On the other hand, architecturally, the house had to be able to mutate or adapt, because of it being the starting point of a colonization project, there was no way of foreseeing what uses it would be given today or in the future.

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It presents the construction of a wooden pavilion, mounted on stilts, on a very steep site, located close to the lake shore. Meant for various and flexible uses, which may vary within time according to future requirements, it’s placed dominating the property.

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Programmatically, a service volume is built. It stands as support or back up for the free plan which, thanks to a sliding panel system, can be divided into different spaces when required.

In response to the heavy weather conditions of the area, an A roof structure is projected to shelter the interior, which steps back on three of its corners forming a ledged perimeter for protection against heavy rain or sun conditions.

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