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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. House in Rubielos de Mora in Spain by Ramón Esteve EstudioAugust 12th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Ramón Esteve Estudio Rubielos de Mora, “the Gate of Aragón”, is located in the southern area of the county of Gudar-Javalambre. When you visit it you understand why it was designated a place of historical and artistic interest in 1980, it received the Europa Nostra Award in 1983 and it was selected one of the “Most Beautiful Villages in Spain” in 2013.  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio
 Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio Vernacular architecture in Rubielos displays eaves, iron fittings, woodwork and stonework, providing an old time picture frozen in time. That’s why Rubielos de Mora won’t let you remain unmoved, because the spirit of its poetry, carved in stone and forged in iron, will for ever ask you to come back. The essence of this project is a revision of a stately house, the traditional rural house that forms the old quarter of Rubielos de Mora and so the surroundings of our building.  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio A House In The Old Quarter The traditional architecture is reviewed with a modern view so the house is integrated in its historical surroundings but it is also related to our present time. The external façade adheres to the style, materials, colours and proportion between solid and void of the historic buildings around. Interior World The façade and party wall of the house are completed according to the alignment of façades, following the guidelines of the old quarter. The strategy used in the core of the house is not noticeable from the outside. An interior courtyard has been created as a private universe where the house opens to.  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio Distribution By Layers The house is an L-shaped dwelling with three storeys. The ground floor is designed as a plinth opening to the street, containing the access and other traditional uses such as the wine cellar and the wood store. The first and second floors contain the living spaces and open to the interior courtyard. The first floor contains the daytime rooms, so it is more opened. The second floor contains the bedrooms and a solar lounge terrace.  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio Warmth & Comfort The materials and the building system used in the construction of the house follow the traditional methods with a modern language. The resulting building keeps the warmth and comfort of a traditional town house. The perfect environment for a quiet life.  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio  Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio
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