Nonosi House / Inverse Project
The property is located on the slopes of the mountains that bound the south side of the city of San Jose, Costa Rica. The challenge of the project was to reuse the majority of the structure of two existing buildings that were never completed and had stood vacant for ten years. As the concrete work was in good condition, the architects decided to reuse as much of the existing as possible. The aim however was to completely transform the building and create a home that integrated with the site and to take advantage of the beautiful views of the city, forest and mountains.
© Richard Hammond
architects: Inverse ProjectLocation: San José, San Antonio, Costa RicaProject Year: 2018Photographs: Richard HammondPhotographs: Nico MarquesPhotographs: Joe SchmeltzerArea: 300.0 m2
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© Richard Hammond
architects: Inverse ProjectLocation: San José, San Antonio, Costa RicaProject Year: 2018Photographs: Richard HammondPhotographs: Nico MarquesPhotographs: Joe SchmeltzerArea: 300.0 m2
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