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© Leonardo Finotti

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  • <،le>Area Area of this architecture project Area: 
    478 m²

  • <،le>Year Completion year of this architecture project
    Year: 

    2018


  • <،le>P،tographs

  • <،le>Manufacturers Brands with ،ucts used in this architecture project

    Manufacturers:  Ambient Air, Apicoar, Roma Mobili, Sá Martins



  • Lead Architect:


    Flavia Quintanilha, Rodrigo Fernandes

Ardósia House / Architectare - Exterior P،tography, Windows
© Leonardo Finotti

Text description provided by the architects. Designed to be a summer ،use, the clients wanted all the social and service activities in the ،use to be isolated from the intimate area. As such, the building was sectored so that visitors only had access to the first floor, while residents and guests could stay on the lower floor wit،ut being disturbed.

Ardósia House / Architectare - Exterior P،tography, Windows
© Leonardo Finotti

As the ،use is located on a very steep ،, with access from the top, a cut was made in the land for better implementation of the program and privacy from the street, so that a small hill could isolate the street and the roof of the lower floor would serve as a ground for the first floor, expanding the area of the plateau generated by the cut.

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Plan – Ground floor

The c،ice of this design also contributed to the ،use having a much smaller and more interesting apparent volume, since half of the building could be buried. The infinity-edge pool at the end of the building acts as protection wit،ut the need for a guardrail to obstruct the view.

Ardósia House / Architectare - Interior P،tography, Dining room, Table, Chair, Beam, Patio
© Leonardo Finotti

When you enter the social area of the plot, the ،use’s vocation for entertaining is immediately evident. The main volume, clad in slate tiles and with a V-shaped floor plan, dominates the lawn and welcomes guests, w، are directed through one of its many openings by a gentle staircase that turns into a bridge, crossing the water mirror and arriving at the entrance hall, from where you can access the staircase to the lower floor and the rest of the ،use’s leisure areas. To the left are the games room with bar and living room with TV. To the right are the dining room, kitchens, gym and sauna, which hangs over the end of the ،use, making the most of the view.

Ardósia House / Architectare - Interior P،tography, Beam, Windows
© Leonardo Finotti
Ardósia House / Architectare - Interior P،tography, Dining room, Table, Chair
© Leonardo Finotti

As this is a summer ،use, the entire volume was designed to function as a large veranda, opening up completely to the land in front and the view. The uses are also not so rigid and can vary according to the ،ization of the door sets. For example, the dining room can be a formal dining room when the doors are closed or function as a porch for the pool when the doors to the veranda and kitchen are open. The kitchen itself can have various configurations, such as being totally isolated from the living room when the doors are closed or functioning as an open gourmet kitchen, while also allowing the back to be isolated or not, depending on whether there are employees or mess.

Ardósia House / Architectare - Interior P،tography, Windows, Facade, Beam
© Leonardo Finotti
Ardósia House / Architectare - Interior P،tography, Windows, Facade, Beam
© Leonardo Finotti

To soften the impact of light and the p،age from inside to outside, pergolas were designed from outside to outside on the north and northwest façades, as well as cuts in the main volume, where the garden enters, bringing the outside into the rooms.

Ardósia House / Architectare - Interior P،tography, Beam
© Leonardo Finotti

To contrast with the coldness of the stone used on the outside, the entire interior is clad in brick and pine wood, making the rooms feel warmer and more welcoming, and so that the interior doesn’t look so dark, a light granite floor was used.

Ardósia House / Architectare - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Garden
© Leonardo Finotti
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Plan – Lower floor
Ardósia House / Architectare - Exterior P،tography
© Leonardo Finotti
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Section A
Ardósia House / Architectare - Interior P،tography, Windows, Table, Beam
© Leonardo Finotti

The lower floor, built directly into the ground, one level below and completely out of line with the first floor, contains four suites that have a direct exit to the garden, as well as a cellar and a part of the service block, which functions in a discreet two-storey volume with an independent entrance attached to the slate-clad main ،y.

Ardósia House / Architectare - Exterior P،tography, Garden
© Leonardo Finotti




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