Península House

Península House 

Arquitetos Associados + BIRI

Península House
© Leonardo Finotti

ARCHITECTS OF RECORD
Eduardo França E Marcos Franchini

COLLABORATION | STAGE 1
Amanda Castilho, João Pedro Pujoni Facury, José Henrique Paiva E Sofia Vasconcelos

ARCHITECTS | STAGE 2
Carlos Alberto Maciel, Marcos Franchini E Rafael Gil

LANDSCAPING
Flávia D'urso

COLLABORATION | STAGE 2
Gabriella Sevilha, Jairo Câmara E Thomáz Marcatto

LIGHTING PROJECT
Raquel Barros - Iluminar

STRUCTURE AND COMPLEMENTARY PROJECTS
Y&d Engenharia (Maria De Fátima Duque E Marcos Aurélio Gonçalves)

EXECUÇÃO DE OBRA
Qualis

INTERIORS
Nídia Duarte

PHOTOGRAPHS
Leonardo Finotti

PROJECT
2019 /2020

ÁREA DE INTERVENÇÃO
570m²

AREA
6135 Ft²

YEAR
2023

LOCATION
Brazil

CATEGORY
Houses

Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti

Text description provided by architect.

The design of this residence was developed in two distinct and complementary stages. Its construction began based on the original design, but due to specific circumstances generated by the COVID-19 pandemic, it was acquired by a new family, who carried out the necessary interventions to meet their demands.

The strategy highlights, in both moments, a more introspective relationship in relation to the street and neighborhood and, on the other hand, one of great openness and integration with the preservation area at the back of the lot.

Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti

The initial arrangement has the organization of the social area on the ground floor (with a guest suite) and the intimate area on the upper floor with double height that provides visual integration for the circulation and garden on the upper floor.

These decisions and virtues were maintained in the second stage of the project.

Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti

The distinction between the served and server spaces is clear and was proposed in order to rationalize the occupation, promoting voids that enhance the relationship between the internal and external environments.

The metal structure in steel profiles allowed the creation of large spans, free of compartments and with a reduced number of support points.

On the upper floor, in addition to the bedrooms, there is a gym and an office, both protected from the northern sun by a second skin of pivoting metal brise-soleils.

Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti

This space occupied the landscaped terrace planned in the initial project and was expanded by extending the slab over the laundry area and the kennel.

The implementation of the pool, in addition to taking advantage of the area with greater sunlight, seeks to create different spaces for occupation, such as a deck, walkway, swimming area, small beach and fireplace, through varied levels and the presence or absence of the water surface.

Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti


Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti


Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti
Península House
© Leonardo Finotti


Península House
Ground Floor Plan
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Ground Floor Plan - Stage 01
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1st Floor Plan
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1st Floor Plan - Stage 01
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1st Floor Plan - Stage 01
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2nd Floor Plan


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Section 01
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Section 02


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Iso - Structural
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Iso - General


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Facade detail 01
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Facade detail 02
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Fachada


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Sketch - Pool 01
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Sketch - Pool 01

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Sketch - Studies


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Sketch - Diagrams
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Sketch - Ambience studies