Inspired by the Californian domestic experience of the 1950s, this house is resolved through a modular system that serves as an envelope. The skin, an industrial and standardized coating, was marking the rhythm of the full and empty.

The house is resolved on a single floor. The proportions and dimensions of the lot favored the generation of an interior, intimate, access space that at the same time provides cross ventilation to the more public space.

Towards the quiet part of the building, facing North and in relation to a large space of its own, the most public space is resolved, living room, dining room, kitchen. Turning towards the front, surrounding the interior patio, the three bedrooms are resolved.

The large-format porcelain tile in a gray tone, together with the ironwork, give the house an ethereal and simple appearance. Austerity and material cleanliness are the predominant quality of this house that is offered as a mainly functional housing system.

Team:
Leandro A. Gallo

Material Used:
1. Facade cladding: Ceramic product, Porcelain gray tone
2. Flooring: Ceramic product, Porcelain light gray tone
3. Doors: Wood
4. Windows: Aluminum, black tone
5. Roofing: Metallic, galvanized sheet, Insuma Sur
6. Interior lighting: Spot lights, Artelum
7. Interior furniture: Wood, Pitiribí