The architectural project for “Casa do Bosque” assumes the complexity of working and accepting a pre-existing volumetry. Aware of potentials and opportunities, the intervention is designed based on microsurgeries that seeks to solve the architectural language and at the same time consolidate the program from the definition of materialities, spatialities and atmospheres.
Casa na Árvore appears as a complement to the programme — single-family housing — and seeks a strategy of integration into the landscape, with a triangular geometry that embraces three trees on the ground, resulting in a unique and specific design of this place in a tangent proximity to nature.
Casa do Bosque
Project • 2020, Santo Tirso, Refurbishment • Licensing
model of voids
Collage. Elements taken from Gustav Klimt’s works . Beech Groove I . 1902 . Approaching Thunderstorm . 1903 . Poppy Field . 1907 and Piranesi’s work . View of the Temple of Jupiter
Collage. Elements taken from Gustav Klimt’s works . Beech Groove I . 1902 . Approaching Thunderstorm . 1903 . Poppy Field . 1907 and Guillaume Seignac’s work . Diana the Huntrees
Architectural Diagrams of Empty, Full and Volumetric Relations in between the Casa da Árvore and Casa do Bosque
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Casa do Bosque
Project
Architecture
Architectural Affairs
Team
Andreia Garcia, Clara Puentes, Elda Rodriguez, Rita Amado
Conceptual Representation
Andreia Garcia, Elda Rodriguez, Francesco Casula, Rita Amado
Execution Project
Andreia Garcia, Alicia Cano, Diogo Aguiar, Elda Rodriguez
Client
Private
Area
643 m2