FB Home / Jobim Carlevaro Arquitetos
- Space:
553 m²
12 months:
2022
Producers: Eurodecor
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Lead Architect:
Marcos Alexandre Jobim
Textual content description supplied by the architects. The Casa FB was designed as an annex to an current household house, serving as a residing space and master bedroom. Based mostly on the proprietor’s need for a spacious and impressed area, just like the reception areas of the vineyards they’d visited, a program was created with a front room, cellar, wine bar, assist kitchen, and a big suite, all built-in with the gorgeous views of Praia de Taquaras, positioned south of town of Balneário Camboriú, within the state of Santa Catarina.
From a development perspective, a platform was created with uncovered bolstered concrete on the stage of the present deck, mixed with an engineered eucalyptus wooden system (MLC), leading to a modular aesthetic expression of the structural choices. The steel columns that assist the wood construction guarantee its slimness, facilitating visible permeability, and together with the aluminum frames, full the set of constructive options together with the techno-cement ground.
The interior partitions, made from metal body with drywall cladding, complement the pliability of the home.
The technical areas and reservoirs of the home are positioned within the basement, benefiting from the peak created by the concrete base that helps the MLC construction, aligned with the topography of the location and the present deck.
Attributable to its geographical location close to lush vegetation and views of the ocean, a structural answer was created that integrates structure and nature, creating an atmosphere for socializing and contemplation. Its implementation permits for higher photo voltaic incidence within the east, north, and south orientations. With clear openings supplied by the glass mass occupying your entire area, it permits for higher entry of sunshine into the social and leisure areas of the home all year long. Mixed with beneficiant overhangs, when the solar reaches its peak warmth, round midday, the roof protects the home with shade. Its cross air flow, ensured by openings on all facades within the predominant wind axes of the area and skylights within the bogs, cools the home, which is surrounded by native vegetation.
