*멕시코 콘크리트 하우스 [ isaac broid ] concrete home in mexico

정제된 건축어휘는 나란히 배치된 두개의 건축공간을 관통, 풍부한 자연과 거주자를 연결 합니다. 노출콘크리트, 유리, 석재, 그리고 나무를 통해 구현되는 건축은 산문보다 시와 같은 간결한 언어로 공간을 전달합니다. 삽입된 자연공간(중정)을 기점으로 생활공간; 거실, 식당, 주방이 남측에 위치하는 사이, 돌담으로 조성한 후정과 마주한 북측에 침실이 위치합니다. 켜로 중첩된 공간이 전달하는 깊이감은 한옥에서 마주하는 다중첩성과 유사합니다.

mexican architect isaac broid has teamed up with chilean duo assadi + pulido to design a single-family residence that proposes an H-shaped scheme with two parallel pavilions. located in one of the most prestigious areas of mexico city, ‘casa roel’ shines with its simplicity and concrete grandeur. with an almost monochromatic appearance, the house was built with four materials: exposed concrete, glass, a beige stone for the flooring, and a light-colored wood on the ceiling. by placing it facing southwest, natural light flows through the whole plan that is set in only one level.

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the house is composed of two parallel pavilions and one perpendicular that connects the other two. the one that is closest to the street contains the social areas, such as living room, dining room, and kitchen. its collateral pair in the background covers the bedrooms. the H-shaped structure is completely suspended, resting at the bottom of the site, that is sloped towards the street, generating different courtyards in the middle of the enclosures.

a garden covers an area that goes from the street to the back of the lot, including space under the construction. on the rooftop, terraces were added with gardens, as well as a swimming pool. this area not only saves garden space but gives interesting views towards the roofs of the neighboring houses and to a good part of the city. ‘casa roel’ received third place in the single-family category of the local CEMEX building awards 2015.

from designboom