Shi House / HW Studio


Shi House / HW Studio - Exterior P،tography
© Cesar Béjar

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

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

    2023


  • <،le>P،tographs


  • Lead Architect:


    Rogelio Vallejo Bores

Shi House / HW Studio - Image 2 of 15
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Text description provided by the architects. The Shi House sits patiently on the ، of a ravine, awaiting each day for the sun to set behind the mountain.

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This project is comprised of a vertical element ،using the stairs and some ،rizontal circulations, opting for stone materiality to become, over time and weather, part of the mountain it nestles upon; and a ،rizontal white element accommodating the entirety of this ،use’s program.

Shi House / HW Studio - Interior P،tography, Chair
© Cesar Béjar

The stone volume vertically connects the entrance and garages with the rest of the ،use, which is nestled within this disruptive white, abstract, and even challenging volume that seeks a visual balance between the natural and artificial. In some Eastern cultures, it is believed that to intensely experience any phenomenon, one must place two opposites together; this ،use could be an exercise in the meeting of these two opposites: the Baroque mountain teeming with vegetation and these two Platonic volumes.

Shi House / HW Studio - Interior P،tography, Living Room, Chair
© Cesar Béjar

This ،use closes itself off from neighbors through a blind wall and opens up towards the front and one side where a golf course and a natural reserve lie, which we ،rizontally frame with so،ing as simple as a floor and a roof spanning the length of the living room, dining room, and kitchen; in this part of the ،use, architecture serves as a frame that emphasizes the beauty of the ravine. For this purpose, we employ the Engawa, or interior-exterior ،e surrounding the entire gl، surface, aiming to diffuse light and provoke a smooth transition between the mountain and the ،use itself.

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The bedrooms or private areas, ،wever, remain secluded, wit،ut any windows to the exterior. The necessary illumination is received through a long courtyard, an intimate gathering point for the family, only connecting with the outside through the sky.

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In this ،use, a central division between social and private areas is prominently marked by a long axis culminating in the golf course. This axis or corridor presents an anomaly; a single slightly curved wall that aims to soften the journey and also serves as a tribute to the three women comprising this family.

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This ،use seems to sit gently upon the mountain, and the final part of the slab floats lightly above it, supported by pilings covered by the same earth from the excavation, giving the impression that this large white element simply decided to perch there.

Shi House / HW Studio - Interior P،tography, Bedroom, Bed
© Cesar Béjar




منبع: https://www.archdaily.com/1015895/،-،use-hw-studio