Another awesome residential design. And it combines with my two favorite elements -- water and glass. Water was the main protagonist and driving force of this design, as it was designed for a professional diver. I don't why I love these two mediums so much. Maybe because I'm such an open person that there are no secrets to be hidden...that's a joke because I'm enigma wrapped in a mystery. No but seriously, there is something quite unique about them that I personally believe, if used correctly, enhances the aesthetic of architecture.
There are three levels to this house: two floors and a basement. The high ceilings, glass facade and green spaces gives it a very "light and airy" feel. And of course me being the very detailed oriented person I am, am drooling over the spider joints they use on the far left glass facade (see 3 images below for close up.) I used to model every spider joint in my Rhino files for school...which only added to the slowness of me being able to rotate the damn thing.
Architects: a.a.a ALMAZAN Y ARQUITECTOS ASOCIADOS
Photographer: Jorge Moreno
At night it looks awesome lit up from the inside
At night it looks awesome lit up from the inside
This is sexy architecture to me. I gotta fever and the only prescription is more spider joints!
They added garden spaces throughout the interior spaces.
The front entrance. They call it the water mirror. I would love to walk across, roll and swim in it...you know just to soak it all in.
I LOVE!!! this lighting feature and overall the interior space. Very clean and minimal. It actually has a very Swiss aesthetic to it. And isn't that just a perfect still of the scenery
Another exterior shot at nighttime.
Check out the original posting here: Casa Del Auga