PRODUCT LIBRARY
photographed by cristóbal palma, the building is clad with dark timber boards that enclose a series of private spaces and direct views towards the crashing waves.
the main feature of the design is the huge kitchen, dining and living space that opens out to the pool and the horizon beyond.
the house consists of three separate brick volumes set above a continuous living space on the ground floor.
the renovation preserves the original masonry façade but carves out a new world inside, one which prioritizes light, space and openness.
The name is horrible!
Useful information ..I am very happy to read this article..thanks for giving us this useful information. Fantastic walk-through. I appreciate this post. [url=http://www.broadspeed.com/new_cars/Subaru]new subaru[/url]
Why have they even done a sun shade study if it doesn’t inform the design at all. Those two parabolic curves of glass are going to be especially fun for someone on a good sunny day.
Also, in Active Systems they mention covering the roof in PV, but the renderings clearly show a usable green space. It’s one or the other. I’d probably go with the green space, because there really isn’t enough roof for much PV.
Last point, why build a tower and then bury the sanctuary? Sanctuaries love to have light! It could have been the pinnacle of the tower, but instead it’s treated like parking.
There are positive things though. I’m definitely a fan of some of the interior space treatments.
Dead and buried. The most appropriate place for religion.
strange no renderings from the most important room (the worship sanctuary) ???
Yup… The church is a corporation, so the design actually fits. Would be nice to see something like that as a multicultural center or something similar.