The house oriented to the horizon is located far away from the city: in the desert. The bulk stands on a podium made of walls with stones of the region. The house has a clear separation between private areas and social areas.

The team of architects Aurelio Herrera y Enrique Llatas presents this interesting housing. The house wants to seem a point of light inside a fairly monochromatic landscape.
 

Description of the project by Aurelio Herrera and Enrique Llatas

The site is located in the south of the city, where the nature of the ground sent the house inside a desert landscape, around dunes and oriented to the horizon. Work in a scene like this, far from the city, make us think how we should deal with the position of this new materia inside a virgin landscape.

The bulk stands on a podium of landfill compacted with land contained by stone walls of the zone until you find a level where you have the opportunity to look the environment. And, at the same way, we separated the most private area of the first floor of the house and social public in the cover with a surrender landscape.

From these operations, appears a central courtyard which help organize throughout the house and that it will be the place where looking at the sky. Unlike the different environments that are framing different parts of the plot in its orientation North-South-West.

The house closes on his entry into two large white walls, allowing a monumental central door of three meters high, to be open, go through with the look and allows to see the horizon.

This stone is white and are the settings of the landscape, the garb of the people and the light, who will give the color to the space. This stone has been carved by a lot of care and precision, waiting to give with each bore a look of the place not to be understood from the outside.

CREDITS. DATA SHEET.-

Architects.- Aurelio Herrera & Enrique Llatas.
collaborators.- Dick Villanueva, Ana Guerrero de Luna.
budget.- Maria del Pilar Diaz.
Structures.- Ing. Carla Pisconte.
Building Surveyor.- Robert Caceres.
Location.- Lima, Peru.
Area: 170sqm.
Construction: 2014.

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Aurelio Herrera. Arquitecto egresado de la Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo de la URP en 1994. Durante 1995 -2000 fue docente de la Facultad de Arquitectura de la UPC, el 2001 realiza un MDI en  la UP de Madrid y la PUC del Perú. En el 2002 comparte docencia  con el  Arq. Juvenal Baracco.

Es así que su marcado interés por el tema del  hábitat lo hace desarrollar proyectos de vivienda, temporal en playa y campo, así como edificios multifamiliares.Realizo estudios el 2004 en L`Ecole d` Architecture de Belleville en Paris  Francia.

Actualmente su  enfoque  radica en  temas de  vivienda minima. Dirige  junto  a la Arquitecta  Milagros Lanza la Oficina de Herrera Arquitectos desarrollando diferentes proyectos inmobiliarios.

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Enrique Llatas es arquitecto y co-fundador de Llatas office Design (Llo Design), con sede en Lima. Estudio Arquitectura en la UPC y la UEM (2010) y obtuvo un Master en Proyectos Arquitectónicos Avanzados en la Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid ETSAM (2013).

Su trabajo ha sido publicado en Metalocus, Arquitectura Viva, Archdaily, Designboom, arkinka y otras revistas internacionales y  ganado numerosos premios.

En 2011, la obra 3N1 fue nominada a “Obra del Año” en Plataforma Arquitectura. En 2013, el proyecto Recuperación del Centro Histórico de Huamanga, se publicó en la sección de Young Spanish Teams, exportable talent, en AV proyectos. En 2014, la obra 3N1 fue nominada al Hexágono de Oro para la Bienal de Arquitectura Peruana y en 2015 obtuvo una mención en el Premio PADIS.

En el ambito académico ha sido docente en la USMP y mentor en el CoLaboratorio de la Unidad Ribot de la ETSAM. Actualmente es docente de la UPN.

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Published on: March 24, 2015
Cite: "Casa en los Andenes by Aurelio Herrera & Enrique Llatas" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/casa-en-los-andenes-aurelio-herrera-enrique-llatas> ISSN 1139-6415
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