Experimental Brick Pavilion / Estudio Botteri-Connell
Experimental Brick Pavilion / Estudio Botteri-Connell
Description
Facing the opportunity to experiment in a residential work of small scale, it's developed a series of essays that constitute the frame theorical-practical of project, manipulating a traditional element of our constructive culture in search new meanings and possibilities. The building is located at a suburban plot on the outskirts of La Plata, Buenos Aires, that already has a poolhouse and a pool itself.
The project was about the construction of four weekend’s bedroom, materialized through horizontal and vertical planes of reinforced concrete that determine his bearing structure and spatial.
Exterior
The exterior enclosure of pavilion it is constituted for self-supporting brick panels of dry construction.
The constructive system start with the basic unit (common brick) disposed in repetitive way, alternating full and empty spaces inside of a steel frame. As of positioning of "panderete" 55 whole bricks and 22 half supported each other without mortar, createing a panel of a half-open plot that works as filter of light and protection of intimacy of the habitants.
The rhythm generated for the alternation of the pieces and the silences between them produces a marked uniformity of the enclosure, nuanced for the salient positions of some singular parts in the composition: the panels that conform the south facade counts with the possibility to scroll allowing linkage of the bedrooms with the outside.
Extra Info
Area: | 120m² |
Year: | 2016 |
Project and direction: | Arq. Sofía Botteri Cappa, Arq. Patricio Connell |
General coordinator: | Arq. Rosalía Vicente |
Structural calculation: | Ing. Rosana Del Panno e Ing. Juan José Turdo |
Collaborators: | Arq. María Eugenia Rodríguez Daneri Agustín Ichuribehere Maximiliano Morzilli Blacksmiths: Daniel Carbone, Víctor Sepúlveda Builders: Horacio Alarcón, Diego Cappell, Diego Ferreyra, Alfredo Martínez, Carlos Molina, Claudio Monti, Mario Paniagua, Gustavo Scholz y Oscar Vega |