*주말 휴양주택 [ gitc arquitectura ] casa el maqui

자연과 공존, 이 선택은 항상 옳다. 최대 6명이 수용 가능한 주말주택은 주변 식생을 포함하는 지형지물을 죄대한 이용, 안락한 거주환경을 구현합니다. 경사지를 따라 저층부는 수변시설을 상층부는 주거와 외부를 연결하는 브릿지 및 전망을 제공하는 작은 응접실을 배치합니다.

‘casa el maqui’ designed by chilean practice gitc arquitectura is situated in el maqui brooke, a protected natural reserve along a coastal mountain range just south west of santiago. the client asked for a holiday home for six people, surrounded by a garden that would be predominantly characterized by water.  the architects sought out a site that was ravaged by erosion and contained no vegetation to avoid destroying any pristine landscape in the construction of the project- it is a site that also allows the opportunity to regenerate local flora and fauna. the house consists of two conceptual elements: two glass-formed bases separated across the property and a timber volume that acts more as a linear bridge spanning the two volumes on the site. 

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architecture: gitc arquitectura.
location: quebrada el maqui, olmué, chile.
architects: rodrigo belmar expósito, felipe vera buschmann,
collaborators: carlos estay olguín, rodrigo del castillo celis, felipe muñoz sepúlveda, logna barrientos s.
construction: gitc
structural calculation: roberto soto v.
sanitary projection: simona simonati
lighting: sebastián díaz rovano.
landscaping: gitc arquitectura.
modeling: gitc arquitectura.
area: 253,11 m².
completion: 2013 – 2014
photography: felipe díaz contardo

the ground levels contain the social areas enclosed within walls of sliding glass doors to open the space to the exterior and allow for ventilation. wooden platforms project over the surrounding lush garden and sunken retention pond that nourishes newly planted vegetation and supports the local ecosystem. the private bedrooms are located within the upper level branching out from the double-height living area. they are placed in a linear fashion to give each one their own views over the yard and valley. a staircase and a bridge also give direct access to the site directly from the upstairs.

from  designboom