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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.

CASA HERMI-La casa de las veintiuna ventanas in Sagunto, Spain by Estudio IGLOO

 
June 25th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Estudio IGLOO

The idea is to transform the archetypal and insubstantial housing scheme with a central patio and two facades into a more open and flexible one, based on the succession of spaces qualified by movement and light.

The house will be inhabited by a single person, therefore, we apply the concept of simultaneity of use and spatial efficiency.

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

  • Architects: Estudio IGLOO
  • Project: CASA HERMI-La casa de las veintiuna ventanas
  • Location: Sagunto, Spain
  • Photography: DAVID FRUTOS
  • Collaborators: DOLORS APARICI GALDÓN /AGUSTÍN JURADO NEBOT /RUBÉN TORMO GÓMEZ
  • Build Surface: 182 m2
  • Year: 2017

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

We intentionally chose to build it with small units, of identical geometry and three by three by three internal free meters that, by addition, create spaces of variable dimensions but with a controlled section.

The units -nineteen in total- incorporate their own program, lighting -artificial and natural- and furniture, being able to function as individual elements or associated with others, and specializing in different domestic situations, mutable, if the use requires it.

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

These “spatial” structures are mixed in groups of various domestic environments and thus blur the modular sequence.

The house zigzags creating dark but well-lit spaces, it hides and shows; it turns in a loop around a large central patio, to which its main romos are faced onto. There are also two small patios, for the secondary ones. The resulting spongy structure gives the volume a large amount of free space through which to perspire.

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

A new order is established, which narrates, as a continuous sequence plane, contemporary modes of living, the relationship that takes place between the whole and the parts and the alteration of the perception of conventional housing -composed by infra connected units-, bringing out a new spatial experience in which the individual “discovers” as it walks into the structure.

Our proposal delves into the ability of architecture to improve the conditions of context, to build the city, but also in the potential of the domestic space to change the mood, life.

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © DAVID FRUTOS

Image Courtesy © Estudio IGLOO

Image Courtesy © Estudio IGLOO

Image Courtesy © Estudio IGLOO

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Categories: House, Residential




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