AzulPitanga builds the VV Home utilizing native pure supplies
Situated amongst coconut bushes, on the foot of the Chapada Nacional do Araripe in Barbalha, Ceará, Brazil, VV Home harmonizes with its pure setting by means of cautious design and materials choice. Designed by AzulPitanga, the Home makes use of native supplies resembling Barbalha Stone and overwhelmed earth to combine into the panorama.
The home is split into 4 distinct buildings linked by exterior pathways that information residents and guests each bodily and visually. The structure features a social block, a pair's suite, a visitor suite and an open house for storing a classic Beetle automotive. The social block has a gathering room, kitchen, storage, rest room and a gazebo that provides panoramic views of the panorama.
Moderately than imposing a big constructed quantity on the positioning, the design fragments the home to protect the present flows of power, animals, water and wind. This strategy goals to reduce disruption to the pure setting, permitting the home to mix into the huge pure panorama of the Araripe Nationwide Forest.
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The VV stone and earth home integrates with nature
The design staff la AzulPitanga makes use of rammed earth partitions for his or her thermal inertia and skill to control inside temperatures. The rooms are oriented to obtain daylight from the east and west, with protecting parts resembling small balconies and wardrobes to guard them from the cruel western solar. The loos have giant home windows that open to the panorama, reinforcing the residents' need to wash in nature. The pure stone flooring within the loos enhances this expertise.
The social block is outlined by two parallel partitions of Barbalha stone and a big rectangular slab roof supported by 4 buried pillars. The east and west facades incorporate a half-timbering method utilizing massaranduba timber bars sealed with bolstered mortar, mounted glass or wood shutters. The design contains giant doorways with sliding shutters and an exterior stone staircase resulting in a rooftop viewpoint.
Casa VV at AzulPitanga balances custom and modernity
The undertaking maintains a water line that crosses the land throughout wet intervals, sustaining water stream to the Arajara River. The circulation axis of the home follows the pure topography, integrating ramps and terraces among the many bushes. This design ensures that the home is born from its environment, respecting and sustaining the pre-existing pure flows.
The design displays the shoppers' philosophy of dwelling in concord with pure energies, as evidenced by their on a regular basis practices. The home, with its minimalist structure and Mediterranean identification, responds to the setting, embodying a fragile stability between custom and modernity. VV Home by AzulPitanga exemplifies a delicate and sustainable strategy to structure, seamlessly integrating into its setting whereas offering practical and aesthetic dwelling areas.
