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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. Casa GP in León, Mexico by TALLER5 ARQUITECTOSNovember 16th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: TALLER5 ARQUITECTOS The Casa GP project is the result of a clear definition of needs as well as an excellent and open relationship with the client, who clearly expressed his or her concerns for the optimal development  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández
 Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández The land is located in a residential área delimited by neighbors on both sides and in the back with the wall that separates the fractionation. The architectural program comprises the requirements for a single person with which we develop an architectural scheme with the basic needs to inhabit the space: bedroom, bathroom, dressing room, kitchen and services.  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández From the street, the Casa GP manifests its character with an apparent concrete wall with the access doors in wood, providing the privacy required to the interior of the land and denoting a contrast of these materials that are the constant of the whole house. Upon entering the property, you will discover a glass volume with a concrete slab resting on light steel columns.  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández To the living space is accessed via an ascending staircase by a gardener which offers shelter over the lateral vacuum towards the garages. The main volume serves as the setting for the main activities of the house, being a diaphanous space in which is directly related the areas of kitchen, living-dining room and bedroom; A second monolithic body lined with vertical wooden friezes contains the secondary services and gives a constant visual finish from any angle of the house, providing warmth and contrast to the sober presence of the apparent concrete.  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández The bathroom of the bedroom has its own character to be completely covered in white marble plates, accessories in black and natural wood in a gesture of warmth. The bedroom is intimately related to the social area in such a way that these areas are not physically delimited, having direct access to the terrace, a small pond and finishing with the exterior land scaping which is made up mostly of endemic plants.  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández The basement is accessed directly from the street through a slope which you enter the garage and is this area where is located the service area, laundry, engine room and the main staircase. Concrete, steel, wood and glass are the elements that give Casa GP a plastic character.  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © TALLER5 ARQUITECTOS  Image Courtesy © TALLER5 ARQUITECTOS  Image Courtesy © TALLER5 ARQUITECTOS  Image Courtesy © TALLER5 ARQUITECTOS  Image Courtesy © TALLER5 ARQUITECTOS  Image Courtesy © TALLER5 ARQUITECTOS  Image Courtesy © TALLER5 ARQUITECTOS
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