Bioclimatic 'Longère' House / J Guillo Architecte
Located in Crach, in the French region of Britanny, this modern project was designed for being the habitual residence of a couple and hosting guests. It stands out for its location and the comfort provided during all the year, especially due to the spacious winter garden, that plays the role of a natural and free thermal buffer.
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Architects: J Guillo Architecte
Location: Crac'h, France
Lead Architect: Josselin Guillo
Collaborator: Dorothée Martin
Thermic Engineering: Climat-IC
Area: 164.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
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Text description provided by the architects. Located in Crach, in the French region of Britanny, this modern project was designed for being the habitual residence of a couple and hosting guests. It stands out for its location and the comfort provided during all the year, especially due to the spacious winter garden, that plays the role of a natural and free thermal buffer.
Plan
To integrate the project into the natural environment, a heritage area, where Britanny traditional buildings predominate, natural slate was chosen and used as a « leaf », folded around the house. It offers a good protection from the local oceanic climate, combinated to a good insulation that ensures its energy optimization all the year.
Courtesy of J Guillo Architecte
The house, with a rectangular and elonga...
Courtesy of J Guillo Architecte
Architects: J Guillo Architecte
Location: Crac'h, France
Lead Architect: Josselin Guillo
Collaborator: Dorothée Martin
Thermic Engineering: Climat-IC
Area: 164.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Courtesy of J Guillo Architecte
Text description provided by the architects. Located in Crach, in the French region of Britanny, this modern project was designed for being the habitual residence of a couple and hosting guests. It stands out for its location and the comfort provided during all the year, especially due to the spacious winter garden, that plays the role of a natural and free thermal buffer.
Plan
To integrate the project into the natural environment, a heritage area, where Britanny traditional buildings predominate, natural slate was chosen and used as a « leaf », folded around the house. It offers a good protection from the local oceanic climate, combinated to a good insulation that ensures its energy optimization all the year.
Courtesy of J Guillo Architecte
The house, with a rectangular and elonga...
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