Wednesday, October 12, 2016

RB House / Fritz + Fritz Arquitectos



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© Quiroga + Caraffa



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  • Project Team: Hernán Feldmann



  • Structural Engineering: José Zaldua





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© Quiroga + Caraffa

The "House RB" is characterized by its conceptual synthesis, formal and material.

Being a home for a young couple, the design should be flexible enough to adapt in the future, with the arrival of children, allowing to modify its distribution, and even adding new bedrooms.



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© Quiroga + Caraffa

The house is organized by a series of patios that allow the natural ventilation of every room, and the inside/ outside connection, creating different situations of permeability.



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© Quiroga + Caraffa

The use of massive inverted beams located on the roof, allow a “column free”  “living room" area and a 60 sqm gallery.



Floor Plan

Floor Plan

As for the material aspect of the house, the concrete ceiling contrasts with travertine floors and white interior walls.



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© Quiroga + Caraffa

The structural solution also  generates a gallery of 60 m2 partially covered by a cantilevered slab 4 m x 15 m, devoid of props.



Structure Diagram

Structure Diagram

As for the outside, the facade is conceibed by the use of large glass panels in relation to the concrete beams of the roof and in contrast to the white brick walls and travertine.



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© Quiroga + Caraffa

Towards the front, a white brick masonry latching system generates a visual screen to the kitchen´s patio, providing both permeability and privacy at the same time.


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