Pergola Pavilion / PAR Arquitectos
An isolated and open construction, next to an existing swimming pool, was ordered at the end of the house garden. The place is presented with an outstanding geographical support, which contains and frames a privileged green environment, typical of the pre-mountain range area east of Santiago.
© Diego Elgueta
Architects: PAR Arquitectos
Location: Lo Barnechea, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
Architect In Charge: PAR Arquitectos
Area: 52.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Diego Elgueta
© Diego Elgueta
From the architect. An isolated and open construction, next to an existing swimming pool, was ordered at the end of the house garden. The place is presented with an outstanding geographical support, which contains and frames a privileged green environment, typical of the pre-mountain range area east of Santiago.
© Diego Elgueta
The project strategy refers to the pergola as an architectural reference; That light and autonomous frame as an integral support of nature and multiple activities.
© Diego Elgueta
Taking into account these premises, the project proposes as a general party a sequence of 5 modules configured through 6 mixed structural trusses composed of a system of 100x100x3 white painted steel pillars and composed beams of 2x8" Oregon Pine worked in commercial formats, which stand on a stone base that gives the project a new layer ove...
© Diego Elgueta
Architects: PAR Arquitectos
Location: Lo Barnechea, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
Architect In Charge: PAR Arquitectos
Area: 52.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Diego Elgueta
© Diego Elgueta
From the architect. An isolated and open construction, next to an existing swimming pool, was ordered at the end of the house garden. The place is presented with an outstanding geographical support, which contains and frames a privileged green environment, typical of the pre-mountain range area east of Santiago.
© Diego Elgueta
The project strategy refers to the pergola as an architectural reference; That light and autonomous frame as an integral support of nature and multiple activities.
© Diego Elgueta
Taking into account these premises, the project proposes as a general party a sequence of 5 modules configured through 6 mixed structural trusses composed of a system of 100x100x3 white painted steel pillars and composed beams of 2x8" Oregon Pine worked in commercial formats, which stand on a stone base that gives the project a new layer ove...
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