马德里El Viso社区Nº5住宅
Nº5 Renovation in El Viso / EME157
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El Viso社区由建筑师Enrique Pfitz于1926年设计。这些建筑属于二级保护类别,任何改动都必须遵循相关规定。当客户购入这座房子时,它并不符合现行法规。客户向建筑师表达了希望恢复城市规划合法性、并尊重性地修复房屋的愿望。建筑师首先拆除了不合法的部分,并对结构进行了加固,还采用了逆向施工逻辑,从屋顶开始重建整个房屋。屋顶按照既定模型进行了重建,随后才逐层修建其余楼层。
The El Viso neighbourhood was designed in 1926 by the architect Enrique Pfitz. The buildings are catalogued with level II volumetric protection, and must be modified in accordance with the regulations. When the clients bought the home, it didn’t follow the regulations. They conveyed to us their concern about recovering urban planning legality and respectfully restoring the home. The first thing we carried out was the demolition of the illegal areas and structural stabilization. From this moment we followed the reverse construction logic, that is, starting the house from the roof. The roof was rebuilt according to the established model and then the rest of the floors were built.
The next element was the staircase. Originally, being located in the center of the house it generated small and segmented spaces. That is why we decided to combine curved and straight sections and attach them to one of the facades. This allowed us to reduce its dimensions and not pide the space of each floor. On the semi-basement floor, we had two identical bedrooms with semi-open bathrooms. The only difference between them is the English patios to adapt to the regulations.
Thanks to the use of white marble in the covering of the English patios, we manage to bring more light into these rooms with the reflection it generates. The access to the house is through an external stair that leads to a single space in which the kitchen, dining room, and living room are located. The cabinets and refrigerators are attached to the party wall while the island and dining table, freestanding, allow movement around them. We chose polished steel with a mirror effect so that these elements would go unnoticed.
On the first floor, we allowed ourselves the luxury of dedicating it exclusively to the master bedroom. The closets are attached to the party façade and the circular staircase is located on the opposite façade. On its sides, two differentiated spaces are generated but connected to the central space, the bathroom, and the bed area. In the central space, with views of the street and the rear garden, are the living room, the bathtub, and the sink area.
On the under-roof floor, we find a living room that gives access to a bedroom and a bathroom. Internally, the oak wood that we use for floors, boards, cabinets, furniture, and tables plays a fundamental role. In general, the carpentry was treated with great care and each room is distinguished by its custom furniture. On the other hand, the other main material is Carrara marble used in bathrooms for floors, walls, countertops, sinks, and bathtubs.
On the outside, the dominant material is the white plaster characteristic of the area, although the most significant are the shutters and railings, fences, and planters that, although they follow what is proposed by the regulations, represent a contemporary reinterpretation of the original model. The English patios are covered with Carrara marble, and the landscaping by Benavides Laperche completes the intervention in the home.
建筑设计:EME157
类型:住宅
面积:280 m²
年份:2023年
摄影师:Luis Asín
制造商:Louis Poulsen, ARTIFICIO, BORA, Cortizo, ICONICO, Luce di Carrara, Nemo Lighting
首席建筑师:Silvia Méndez-Vigo Chillida, Gerardo Macarrón Jaqueti
建筑师:Irene Miguel González, María López González, Elena María Sáenz Pérez
施工方:EDIFICACIÓN ARQUIMAC
城市:马德里
国家:西班牙
Houses, Renovation
Madrid, Spain
Architects: EME157
Area: 280 m²
Year: 2023
Photographs:Luis Asín
Manufacturers: Louis Poulsen, ARTIFICIO, BORA, Cortizo, ICONICO, Luce di Carrara, Nemo Lighting
Lead Architects: Silvia Méndez-Vigo Chillida, Gerardo Macarrón Jaqueti
Architects: Irene Miguel González, María López González, Elena María Sáenz Pérez
Construction: EDIFICACIÓN ARQUIMAC
City: Madrid
Country: Spain