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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. House A11 in Seville, Spain by Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra ArchitectsSeptember 18th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects Operating within an uneven and lengthened plot (with a 2,20m facade) located in the city centre of Seville was not the only starting restriction, there was also a derelict steel structure, abandoned some years before by the previous landlord, which had to be reused and integrated on the project, even if it was thought for a quite dissimilar program. Additionally, the space located at the bottom of the plot, theoretically expected to be a garden, was surrounded by constructions far higher than the house, seriously compromising the privacy of this area.  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects
 Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects The proposal embraces the complexity of these problems, assuming the limitations and constraints imposed by the situation, and makes them its source of strength. The house adopts the Sevillian casa patio typological organization: the sequence of the zaguán-patio-room-garden, looking for transparencies and deep perspectives. The zaguán, in this case, because of its condition of filtering space with two different closures (a perforated steel gate and a glazed door) becomes an efficient and solvent thermal regulator for the whole house.  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects The layout of the stairs, placed against one of the party walls, generates a long perspective without interruptions from the street to the back garden, where a two-layer perimeter metal mesh system supports the climbing plants, transforming this courtyard in a real orchard, a small but intense hidden garden. A couple of large cantilevers brings the house into the garden, getting closer to the poplars planted just in front of the climbing plants. One of them is at the first level: terrace and porch for the summer dining room. The other one, at the second floor, is longer and slenderer and accommodates the access stairs to the rooftop.  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects  Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra Architects
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