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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. Asa de Borboleta Residence in Santa Catarina, Brazil by VOO Arquitetura e EngenhariaSeptember 14th, 2022 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: VOO Arquitetura e Engenharia Above the city level, located on top of one of the central neighborhood’s hills, a sloping terrain gives way to the Asa de Borboleta Residence. Adopting the lifestyle and preferences of the family, the project approached the contemporary applied to the location and the direction of the land to the city related to the path of the sun. At first glance, when entering the gate, a patio in front of the children’s bedrooms introduces the lightness and the relationship of the house with the outside. The brise element on the bedroom doors allows light and ventilation to enter, whether open or closed.  Image Courtesy © Alcindo Dedavid
 Image Courtesy © Alcindo Dedavid Walking next to the patio, the entrance door leads to the social environment, with living room, dining room, kitchen and balcony, facing the city to the south. For this environment to relate in a natural way, knowing that the sun’s path follows the house façade facing the street, the proposal was to open the roof upwards. It also provides the owners with a contemplative space on the horizon where the mountains can be seen in their entirety. A vision of sky, mountain, and city. The balcony of the couple’s bedroom and the balcony in the social area, both facing south, are separated by a volume of exposed brick, where this is the internal wall of the bathroom of this suite. The comfort of the brick and glass materials are blended with the openings in the structure to enjoy nature in the garden below or the changing sky – blue, gray or starry – above.  Image Courtesy © Alcindo Dedavid  Image Courtesy © Alcindo Dedavid The air quality in an environment reflects on the well being and habits of the users, acting directly on the intrinsic quality of daily life. Thus, the cross-ventilation of the house transmits itself naturally into the intimate environments. In the couple’s bedroom, windows on both sides provide good lighting and ventilation through the internal garden to the east, which is visually protected by a garage. And in the bathrooms of the children’s bedrooms, skylights in the ceiling, with openings on both sides, act as windows, providing lighting and ventilation. Structurally, the house explores the potential of wood, metal, rustic brick, and glass, with a 14-meter overhanging roof. The purpose of the residence, with its relationships of green and wide views and the daily path of the sun, as well as the use of these materials, is to give lightness to the daily habits of the users who inhabit it. All the factors mentioned above are integrally related to a common purpose, the blending of behaviors as a function of living.  Image Courtesy © Alcindo Dedavid  Image Courtesy © Alcindo Dedavid  Image Courtesy © Alcindo Dedavid  Image Courtesy © Alcindo Dedavid  Image Courtesy © Alcindo Dedavid  Image Courtesy © VOO Arquitetura e Engenharia  Image Courtesy © VOO Arquitetura e Engenharia  Image Courtesy © VOO Arquitetura e Engenharia  Image Courtesy © VOO Arquitetura e Engenharia  Image Courtesy © VOO Arquitetura e Engenharia
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