In the architecture of single-family homes, the big challenge revolves around making the home suitable for a family. At the Lake House this task is multiplied by three.
Three friends contacted the office with the task of building a country house that would serve families in different or congruent times of use.
The land has 2760.36m2 with a slope of 4m towards a lake, which led the project to be thought in an elevated way and aligned with the highest levels of the site. This way, the main volume is supported by a stone basis, which supports the mixed structure that forms the single floor of the residence.
The use of a metallic structure in the social area of the house allowed the design of a free span that crosses the entire mass, where the butterfly-type MLC roof rests, which, together with the floor-to-ceiling frames, wash the social area with natural light and ventilation.
The intimate area, consisting of 8 bedrooms, encloses the social area to the center of the land and is marked by the use of wooden frames that close completely to ensure privacy, and when open provide a view of beautiful gardens that promote biophilia beyond the view of the lake.
Material Used :
1. Santa Clara - Steel Structure
2. Alwitra - Ceiling
3. Rewood - MLC
4. Neobambu - Wood Panels
5. Inovar - Aluminum Frames
