The argentinian architecture firm FLV Arquitectura recently completed a house clad in a intricate bricks skin. The plot is located in a closed neighborhood in the southern area of Córdoba, Argentina, which borders the green space, of great landscape interest, generated by a canal that crosses the entire neighborhood.

The slight slope of the plot served as a starting point to shape the house. The garage was located at medium level under the street and the house was arranged according to the level of the ground floor. The connection between these levels and the street is made by ramps, one of pedestrian access to the entrance door; and the other access to the parking lot.
FLV Arquitectura designed the house’s program throughout different levels, connecting them by ramps. One ramp is for pedestrian access ascending towards the entrance, and the other is a descending ramp towards the garage. In this way, the garage was placed at medium level under the street, and the house was arranged according at ground level, opening up to a garden in the main floor.
 

Project description by FLV Arquitectura

The site, located in a closed neighborhood in the southern area of ​​Córdoba, borders the background with a green landscape of great landscape granted by a channel that crosses the neighborhood from axis to axis. It also has the peculiarity of presenting an unevenness, which was taken as a starting point to project the layout of the house. In this way the garage was arranged at medium level under the street and the house was arranged according to the level of the ground floor, giving priority to a level garden with the general floor.

The connection between these levels and the street is made by ramps, one of pedestrian access ascending towards the entrance door; and the other one of descending vehicular access towards the garage. As a general aesthetic of the house, a rectangular plant wrapped in a brick skin was projected, which becomes permeable according to the visual or sunny needs. It is generated towards the street, behind this brick shell, a longitudinal patio that not only protects the privacy of the bedrooms but also generates a protection from the sun given by its orientation.

The plant is distributed in 3 sectors, where the private sector is oriented towards the facade, the semi-private one in the center, and the public sector towards the bottom with general views towards the garden. This distribution led to the generation of a large ramp that accompanies the extension of the house, to generate a leading income towards the main environment. It was decided to locate the large social space by taking the entire buildable width of the land, and in clear relation to the bback of the site. For this environment, a living room was designed with a semi-integrated kitchen that allows sectorization to be made possible by means of aluminum folding doors.

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FLV Arquitectura. Lead archtiects.- María Cecilia Franco – Delfina López Villagra.
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365 m²
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2019
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Cerro Negro.- Porcelanato símil madera. Noval.- Aberturas de aluminio. Merlino.- Materiales de construcción. Roca.- Sanitarios. Saniplast.- Material sanitario.
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Published on: August 28, 2019
Cite: "Intricate Surface of bricks. LLV House by FLV Arquitectura" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/intricate-surface-bricks-llv-house-flv-arquitectura> ISSN 1139-6415
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