A collective housing building for a plot with a narrow front on a busy street in the city of Santiago. The project proposes longitudinal apartments with a central courtyard that generates an internal coexistence.
The design made by the Chilean Ipiña + Nieto Arquitectos firm has developed a project of clean, elegant lines, generating an almost minimalist image, which orders the chaos into which it is inserted.
 

Description of project by Ipiña + Nieto Arquitectos

The apartment building La Juliana is located in the very heart of Bellas Artes area in central Santiago. Its frontal façade measuring 8,77m, a quite narrow front, overlooks calle Monjitas.

The project takes advantage of its double orientation by conceiving it as a continuous space articulated by a big wall cabinet unit in the dividing wall. This cabinet is adapted to the space it serves, from the living to the kitchen, from the kitchen to the bathroom and from the bathroom to the bedroom. The apartments plant has been designed to encourage cross-ventilation, allowing to open to both north (living) and south (bedroom) façades.

A big patio gives natural light to each flat.  This patio allows the apartment to overlook an inner common space, aiming to create communication within the residents.

​The main street openings of these apartments are designed to direct the look of the resident to the busy and active calle Monjitas, an important street which connects hot points of the city such as Lastarria and Plaza de Armas.

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Ipiña + Nieto Architects
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Client
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Inversiones Inmobiliarias Araba S.L.
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Builder
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Moguerza Constructora SPA
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Venue
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Calle Monjitas 530, Santiago de Chile. Chile
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Area
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1075 m²
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2014/2017
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Ipiña + Nieto Architects is a studio founded by Tadea de Ipiña Mariscal and Jorge Nieto Pujol in 2010 . Locating a large part of their work in Santiago de Chile. Tadea de Ipiña Mariscal. She graduated in architecture in 2010 from ETSAM, she has been professor of 'City and territory' at the School of Architecture of the Finis Terrae University of Santiago since 2015 and is the founder and director of arKIDeario since 2017. Jorge Nieto Pujol. He graduated in 2002 in architecture from ETSAM, he has been professor of projects at Talca School of Architecture since 2013 and he directs final degree projects at the School of Architecture of Finis Terrae University in Santiago since 2015. Together they have won several awards, one of the most remarkable is the project destined to carry out the Embassy of Brazil in Chile.
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Published on: November 30, 2017
Cite: "La Juliana Building by Ipiña + Nieto Architects. A narrow front in a compact city" METALOCUS. Accessed
<http://www.metalocus.es/en/news/la-juliana-building-ipina-nieto-architects-a-narrow-front-a-compact-city> ISSN 1139-6415
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