Bitelhaus, designed by Alric Galindez, is a house on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Completed in 2020, the design emphasizes low maintenance, outdoor connections, and flexible spaces. Featuring a linear volume with white pre-painted sheet metal and mobile panels, it offers climate control and aesthetic appeal.

Weekend Retreat Design Features
Bitelhaus, crafted by Alric Galindez, is nestled on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, designed to encapsulate the quintessence of a weekend retreat. The design focuses on low maintenance, a seamless connection to the outdoors, and an adaptable space that can easily be opened or closed as needed.

Situated in a lush green setting, the house is oriented perpendicularly to the street, maximizing northeast exposure. This strategic alignment ensures that living areas are bathed in natural light and the landscape is organized around pre-existing trees, including an araucaria and an elm, which take center stage, enhancing the natural beauty of the surroundings.
The house’s linear volume is constructed from white pre-painted sheet metal, equipped with a system of mobile panels. These panels address key design principles, allowing for flexibility and adaptation to varying needs and conditions.

Interior and Exterior Connectivity
Spaces within the house are organized with equal importance, forming a sequence of environments that maintain a direct relationship with the outdoors. This includes the incorporation of semi-covered area...