The project was commissioned by a recreational summer camp that has been operating for 15 years in the Nirgua Massif, in the State of Yaracuy. The estate has a series of cabins that can accommodate up to 250 campers, which have been built progressively and with great effort over time. But this laborious process was never formally planned, and it turned into a series of buildings that look very different from one another and that not always provide well-dimensioned spaces. However, in 2016 the board of directors decided to plan the future of the camp.
© Saúl Yuncoxar

Architects: avella taller de arquitectura

Location: Nirgua 3205, Yaracuy, Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of

Category: Cabins & Lodges

Lead Architect: Ricardo Avella

Area: 480.0 m2

Project Year: 2017

Photographs: Saúl Yuncoxar

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