12 houses in tenerife island by david arias and cristina del buey
a neighborhood is empowered through a hybrid-style typology on tenerife - one of the largest and most populous of the seven canary islands.
’12 houses in tenerife island’ by david arias and cristina del-bueythe patio house subversion image © daolab
located in tenerife, ‘icod’, a hybrid of 12 houses between a block of apartments and detached houses with garden is conceived by daolab – plotted on a steeply sloped site with presaged courtyards inside it. the scheme along with its neighbor, produces a symbiosis that autoregulates and promotes relations. repeated six times, the modules generate and achieve high efficiency energy uses.in order to to obtain a controlled, shaded and protected public space that serves as lung and heart of the area, a roofed community space is implemented as the recreation area. all two and three room houses have identical conditions of orientation; views, height, access, ventilation and lighting.
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welcome image © daolab
one jetway image © daolab
the theaterimage © daolab
view of teide volcanoimage © daolab
sunset image © daolab
terrace viewsimage © daolab
entrance image © daolab
facadeimage © daolab
one house performance image © daolab
image © daolab
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