H Arquitectes Successfully complete the concept to make a home for children. Located in Barcelona, Spain. Designed with attention to the urban situation as described seeks to recover the compositional values of the traditional facades of most of the houses in the surrounding area. This project is called the 127 House.
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The characteristics of the lot and planning usually generate dwellings marked by their lack of natural light and an utter lack of connection in terms of space and ventilation between the façades. The project strategy may be seen in the section of the dwelling: a rather unusual arrangement of the program in floors, the incorporation of a courtyard on the ground floor and the use of the stairway as a tool for natural light an ventilation. The project rejected the normative possibility of occupying one hundred percent of the ground floor and incorporated a courtyard, around which the master suite and the father’s studio were located.
On this same floor, access from the street, converting the garage into the vestibule (or the vestibule into garage). A dark space –black- that admits both, persons and cars. The area for day use was placed on the first floor (one flight up), on the level of the terrace formed by the ground floor roof. Generating a succession of diaphanous and continuous spaces from the façade to the street –kitchen- until the back of the lot –terrace-. The stairway was not interference, it is light and precise. The children’s three individual bedrooms were situated on the second floor, in the front , tied to the stairway by means of a large studio, which becomes a common playroom. This tool is connected to a large skylight that captures natural light and ventilation.
Architects H Arquitectes
Location: Sabadell, Barcelona, Spain
Project Team: David Lorente, Josep Ricart, Xavier Ros, Roger Tudo
Collaborators: Anna Bullich; Architect, Marta Casas; Architect, Estel Teixidor; Architect, TT_22; Structure
Client: Antoni Barniol Beumala and Anna Pla Uberti
Project Area: 260 sqm
Budget: 250,000 Euro
Project Year: 2003-2006
Photographs: Starp Estudi & Pedro Antonio Pérez
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