Adrogue Chico I House / Jorgelina Tortorici
In a gated community of Adrogué, we made a project with the objective of achieving a "central" space from where you could understand the whole house. We focused on achieving an open ground floor, interior-exterior continuity and cross ventilation.
© Federico Kulekdjian
Architects: Jorgelina Tortorici
Location: Adrogué, Argentina
Associated Architects: Nicolás Lanza, Alejo Fernández
Engeneer: Claudio Iannece
Area: 280.0 m2
Project Year: 2015
Photography: Federico Kulekdjian
© Federico Kulekdjian
From the architect. In a gated community of Adrogué, we made a project with the objective of achieving a "central" space from where you could understand the whole house. We focused on achieving an open ground floor, interior-exterior continuity and cross ventilation.
© Federico Kulekdjian
In front of the house, we created a patio to hierarchize the access, as well as isolate the living and dining room from the boundaries of the lot. Once inside, the whole arrangement of the ground floor can be understood in a very simple way from the upper floor.
A sidebar that groups the private area, releases the ground floor allowing cross views and outward boundaries.
On the upper floor, the bedrooms integrate into the double height and thus connect the upper floor with the ground floor, creating an L-shaped double height.
First Floor P...
© Federico Kulekdjian
Architects: Jorgelina Tortorici
Location: Adrogué, Argentina
Associated Architects: Nicolás Lanza, Alejo Fernández
Engeneer: Claudio Iannece
Area: 280.0 m2
Project Year: 2015
Photography: Federico Kulekdjian
© Federico Kulekdjian
From the architect. In a gated community of Adrogué, we made a project with the objective of achieving a "central" space from where you could understand the whole house. We focused on achieving an open ground floor, interior-exterior continuity and cross ventilation.
© Federico Kulekdjian
In front of the house, we created a patio to hierarchize the access, as well as isolate the living and dining room from the boundaries of the lot. Once inside, the whole arrangement of the ground floor can be understood in a very simple way from the upper floor.
A sidebar that groups the private area, releases the ground floor allowing cross views and outward boundaries.
On the upper floor, the bedrooms integrate into the double height and thus connect the upper floor with the ground floor, creating an L-shaped double height.
First Floor P...
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