IA House with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean by Joannon Arquitectos

Architects: Joannon Arquitectos
Location: Pje Quintay, Puchuncaví, Región de Valparaíso, Chile
Year: 2014
Area: 646 sqft / 60 sqm
Photo courtesy: Ignacio Infante Cobo
Description:

The client is an eminent art collector, which thought there this spot to have a personal space which does not have the capital furthermore be given to craftsmen, loved ones.

The range has a pleasant setting with all encompassing perspectives of the Pacific Ocean where stands the previous whaling Quintay, now an exhibition hall open to visitors sees. Likewise you can see exits and doorways of anglers and watercraft jumps bunches, because of the presence of submerged boats and high straightforwardness of its waters.

Access to land is just through a walkway that unites the upper boulevards of the town with the same inlet. Amidst this course, between places of anglers, is the work environment. This entry has substantial activity, particularly in late springtimes.

This is a major condition while planning the new volume and its association with the encompassing environment, which looks to ensure and offer security to the inside of this house on this exceptionally bustling fringe.

The inside space is bringing about their association with the “four edges” that make up the backing on which this volume is based;

To begin with edge (south), access to the area from the walkway. It was chosen to make a shut and fixed veneer, to accomplish closeness of the inside, however as high as could be expected under the circumstances, to catch gone through a bay window normal light winter.

Second edge (east), access to the inside. It was chosen to make particular openings, to permit access to regular light in the morning, and keeping up protection in connection to neighbors.

Third edge (north), green bluff. It was chosen to give within as high as could reasonably be expected to the edge, so that through an expansive window, it is encircled as a major green box, which manages the primary room.

Fourth edge (west), Pacific Ocean. It was chosen to produce most visual and physical opening (to the porch), to create a coherence between within and the outside, and accordingly improve the all encompassing sea sees and to esteem the previous whaling.

To augment inside, and keep up a solitary space, a space venture for 2 individuals, situated on the kitchen, which is gotten to through a sliding step.

The Loft was implicit an exceptionally practical and productive thermally, for which boards were utilized Sip of 162mm and 116mm for the floor and dividers and rooftop. For setting Low-e glass veneer, enhanced by 35% warm protection limit introduced. Further it adds to lessening the weight, sun oriented radiation enters through the DVH. Both floor boards, divider and rooftop, were covered with pine wood, planed and treated pine outside, all painted with an item in view of regular oils and waxes.