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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.

BD House in La Garriga, Spain by Vilalta Architects

 
May 24th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Vilalta Architects

The project is located on a semi-pedestrian street where new buildings coexist with detached townhouses.

The plot is defined by a long facade of 11 meters and a courtyard in the back.

On the ground floor there is the day area and the parking. The entrance hall connects the U-shaped staircase with the entrance to the living room. The living room and kitchen are illuminated and ventilated on both facades and form a single space with the interior garden.

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

  • Architects: Vilalta Architects
  • Project: BD House
  • Location: Garriga, Spain
  • Photography: Mauricio Fuertes
  • Software used: ArchiCAD
  • Director: Xavier Vilalta
  • Project Leader: Candela Juan
  • Project Team: Michela Pironi, Laura Pompei, Silvia Vinci, Ophelie Lefort
  • Structural Engineer: Albert Admetlla
  • Size: 190 m2
  • Duration: 2017-2019

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

On the first floor the night area with the rooms and a study. The study is separated from the corridor and the staircase with a glass wall. The rest of the rooms are organized around a central corridor.

The structure and the enclosures of the house are built entirely with cross-laminated wood that is exposed inside on walls, floors and ceilings. The non-structural walls are built with MDF and gypsum boards.

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

The interior of the house is protected from outside with rock-wool insulation covered with a layer of mortar and aluminum windows that do not require maintenance.

Aerothermal technology is used for the air conditioning system and the production of hot water, optimizing the use of the heat pump to cover the necessary demands. These facilities are placed strategically in false ceilings to cover as little as possible the wooden structure.

In this way, the construction and structural criteria and MEP needs generate a composition of shades of wood, white and dark gray both inside and outside.

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

Image Courtesy © Mauricio Fuertes

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Categories: ArchiCAD, House, Residential




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