Entrance and terrace in Lima, Peru by Arturo Ghezzi Novak AND

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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.

Entrance and terrace in Lima, Peru by Arturo Ghezzi Novak AND Gustavo Ghezzi Novak

September 19th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Arturo Ghezzi Novak AND Gustavo Ghezzi Novak

This project is about entering. A new entrance for a house surrounded by buildings.

The entrance takes distance from the street to arrive to a vaulted, low and heavy volume. A purifying transition between outside and inside.

Image Courtesy © Renzo Rebagliati

Architects: Arturo Ghezzi Novak AND Gustavo Ghezzi Novak
Project: Entrance and terrace in Lima
Location: Lima, Peru
Photography: Renzo Rebagliati
Software used: ArchiCAD

Image Courtesy © Renzo Rebagliati

This volume hides a secret and private place. A quiet interior that is a long terrace filled with plants.

Here the project is about being in a space. Being in a terrace underneath a totora canopy.

Image Courtesy © Renzo Rebagliati

Image Courtesy © Arturo Ghezzi Novak AND Gustavo Ghezzi Novak

: Image Courtesy © Renzo Rebagliati

: Image Courtesy © Renzo Rebagliati

: Image Courtesy © Arturo Ghezzi Novak AND Gustavo Ghezzi Novak

Contact Arturo Ghezzi Novak AND Gustavo Ghezzi Novak

Tags: Lima, Peru

Categories: ArchiCAD, Entance, Terrace

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