L shape BLM Villa by ATRIA Arquitetos

Architects: ATRIA Arquitetos
Location: Brasilia, Brazil
Year: 2015
Photo courtesy: Edgard César, Haruo Mikami
Description:

Estate BLM was outlined in light of atmosphere, existing nearby vegetation, ease support and vitality effectiveness. Our client meant to make an agreeable manor amid all seasons, basic and unique. The sythesis comprises in two primary block lined volumes, and one corten steel volume; all joined by a rural solid section.

The primary frontal volume comprises in a library of roughly five thousand books from the proprietor’s private accumulation. This transient volume is totally secured with punctured corten steel boards and assumes an essential part in admiration to the estate’s fundamental access. The “L” shape person on foot pathway encompassing the library volume powers guests to gradually find the estate’s private spaces, uncovering the structural creation orderly.

Amid development, none of the current trees were cut. The estate is totally adjusted to encompass the vegetation. It shapes the green situation, coordinating building design and nature, ensuring great bioclimatic conditions. This advantageous interaction is overwhelmed by a tremendous tree, 25 meters (82 feet) high, situate in a kind of inward square, which is shaped by the adjoining developed volumes.

Completing materials were determined to be solid. Block, characteristic cement in floors and roofs, nearby marble, rural painting, everything adds to a future reality of low upkeep and relative auto-manageability.

The house is populated by an incredible number of craftsmanship pieces from Brazilian craftsmen, for example, Marianne Perretti, Rubem Valentim, Antônio Poteiro, Dona Izabel, Geraldo Teles de Oliveira, Glenio Bianchetti, Galeno, among others. The embellishment is formed by a couple yet valuable handpicked articles and furniture.

The manor moves virtue, closeness, straightforwardness and warmth, going about as a genuine character in its tenant’s lives and applying an astonishing change control over its guests.