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Campo House in Godella, Spain by Jose Costa Arq

Sunday, May 3rd, 2020

Article source: Jose Costa Arq

The dwelling is conceived as a clearing in its surrounding pine forest.

Its contour folds, conditioned by the existing trees that guide its walls and volume.

The orography is decisive, with a descending slope towards the end of the plot. This allows to bury part of the construction, minimizing the impact of the 600 built square meters.

Image Courtesy © Mariela Apollonio

  • Architects: Jose Costa Arq
  • Project: Campo House
  • Location: Godella, Spain
  • Photography: Mariela Apollonio
  • Collaborators: Victoria DellaChiesa, Daniel Escobedo, Pau Olivares, Ana Fernández, Marco Grechi, Alejandro Martínez
  • Interiors Design: Fela Almenar
  • Structure: Javier Cases
  • Electrical Design: J. Miguel Sabina
  • Air Conditioning: Leing Ingeniería
  • Building Engineer: Lgnacio Gazo

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Casa Campolivar in Godella, Spain by ANTONIO ALTARRIBA ARCHITECT

Monday, December 10th, 2018

Article source: ANTONIO ALTARRIBA ARCHITECT

The idea was to generate a stone podium that emerged from the base itself, establishing numerous relationships with its immediate surroundings, serving as the base for the sculptural piece of concrete where the program’s night area is located.

Materiality is a fundamental part of this project, the work with stone, textured white concrete, glass and wood, are the elements that in an artisanal but very technological way defines the project.

Image Courtesy © Diego Opazo

  • Architects: ANTONIO ALTARRIBA ARCHITECT
  • Project: Casa Campolivar
  • Location: Godella, Spain
  • Photography: Diego Opazo
  • Collaborating Architects: Rosa Lafuente, David Lopez, Jesus Sancho-Tello
  • Building: Nideker houses
  • Builded Surface: (m2) 305.80 m2
  • Construction Term Year: 2018

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ATRIUM HOUSE in GODELLA, Spain by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos

Sunday, June 30th, 2013

Article source: Fran Silvestre Arquitectos

A House in a urban area parts of the desire to maximize the feeling of spaciousness. Two strategies are used. The principal is to release the largest possible in the middle of the site allowing you to enjoy a private space with a height and volume incalculable. It enhances the perimeter of contact with the outside housing, land and housing understood as a continuum. On the other hand uses the existing slope to the ravine next to illuminate the basement, which enables you to host the program.

Image Courtesy © Fernando Alda

  • Architects: Fran Silvestre Arquitectos
  • Project: ATRIUM HOUSE
  • Location: GODELLA VALENCIA,  Spain
  • Photography: Fernando Alda
  • CLIENT: Naves y Fábricas, S.L. Guillermo Caballero de Luján
  • CONTRACTOR: COARCO
  • PROJECT TEAM: Fran Silvestre, Principal in charge, María José Sáez, Principal in charge, Jose V. Miguel Collaborator Architect, Ángel Ruíz Collaborator Architect
  • STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: David Gallardo, UPV
  • BUILDING ENGINEER: Carlos García
  • INTERIOR DESIGN: ALFARO HOFMANN
  • MARKETING & COMMUNICATION: Adrián Mora | Architect
  • BUILDING SERVICES: Sanitaryware, Toilet and bidet, Link, Flaminia, Wash-basins
  • Corian: Custom designs, Bath, DAVO, Duravit, Sanitary Fittings, Isy Stick, Zucchetti



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