R.R.House design by Andrade Morettin Architects

R.R.House design by Andrade Morettin Architects
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Location: Itamambuca - SP, Brazil Architects: Andrade Associates Arquitetos Morettin / Vinicius Andrade, Marcelo Morettin Project Team: Marcio Tanaka, Marcelo Maia Rosa, Marina Mermelstein, Renata Andrulis Floor area: 500m2 Built area: 220 m2 Coordinator: Merten Nefs Wooden structure: Ita Construtora Contractor: Vincent Ganzelevitch Foundations: Eng Peter Negri Electrical System: Eng José Nilton Maziero Year (Project): 2006 Year (Conclusion): 2007 Photos: © Nelson Kon
Located in Itamambuca, Sao Paolo Brazil, RR House or Casa RR was designed by Vinicius Andrade and Marcelo Morettin, Andrade Morettin Associated Architects is the summer house that situated only a few meters from the sea, on the north coast of the State of São Paulo, a place with exuberant vegetation and hot humid climate. We began the project with the idea of a big shelter, a “shell”, under which the actual livingspaces would be located, protected from the intense sun and the frequent rains, however without blocking the permanent natural cross ventilation. This roof at a height of six meters, with a surface of eighteen by eight meters, was built using a pre-fabricated timber structure with galvanized steel joints. The lateral and top faces are made of steel cladding with EPS filling. On the two large facades of the house, opening generously to the scenery, panels of glass fiber mosquito screens with PVC coating were installed, pivoting or sliding, with the intention of creating an external membrane, capable of keeping the insects out, without creating an obstacle for the ocean view and wind. The whole structure is elevated 75cm above ground level, supported by concrete pillars cast on site. All other components used in the construction are pre-fabricated and were simply mounted in place on the construction site. The adopted constructive system, besides reducing assembly time and errors, assured a dry construction site, with little generation of waste and low environmental impact. Based on the belief that good design can reduce the carbon footprint more than technological supplements and considering the quality of the environment (humid tropical region), shade and ventilation are understood as essential strategic resources to achieve good bioclimatic performance. Instead of deploying expensive green technologies, this house seeks to respond to the ecological issues basically by means of reduction, with economical use of materials: “Lightness”. In the same manner, having its functioning based on passive principles, the building demands a minimal consumption of energy for operation and maintenance. Materials with a small mass or thermal inertia were employed, avoiding the accumulation of heat during the day, since the nights are equally hot. The use of bright surfaces also minimizes the absorption of solar radiation. The possibility of generation of clean energy on the site, however, is not abandoned. According to the financial situation of the owners, the house may carry photovoltaic panels on the roof.
Source: Andrade Associates Arquitetos Morettin / Nelson Kon/www.housedesignnews.com
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