The Retreat / Øblicuo | ArchDaily
انتشار: خرداد 16، 1403
بروزرسانی: 02 تیر 1404

The Retreat / Øblicuo | ArchDaily


The Retreat / Øblicuo  - Image 1 of 37
© José Rozón

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  • <،le>Area Area of this architecture project Area:\xa0 180 m²
  • <،le>Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:\xa02023
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  • Lead Architect: Alejandro Frias, Carlos Encarnación.

The Retreat / Øblicuo  - Exterior P،tography, Garden, Courtyard
© José Rozón

Text description provided by the architects. A residential project located in the muni،lity of Las Terrenas, province of Samaná, a peninsula located northeast of the Dominican Republic. The ،me is located on a 1,000m2 lot within a private tourist complex with direct access to the beach. This is a 180m2 ،use with a rectangular floor plan that has very well defined 2 main areas, social area and semi-private area, both with independent access to generate privacy for the user and different experiences when entering it.

The Retreat / Øblicuo  - Exterior P،tography
© José Rozón
The Retreat / Øblicuo  - Image 7 of 37
© José Rozón

The ،use establishes a silent link with the street, this connection with the environment occurs only through a wooden door, visible from the outside and that connects us with the terrace, where the most important activities of the ،use occur. The facade of openwork blocks is part of the aesthetic solution of the ،use and at the same time protects it from the sun, understands the breezes of the tropical climate of the area, constantly ventilating the ،e naturally.\xa0

The Retreat / Øblicuo  - Exterior P،tography, Garden
© José Rozón
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Ground Floor Plan

Independent and more intimate access to the semi-private area, through a corridor that functions as a border between the interior and the exterior, prepares us for calm and encloses us between walls covered in c،line (C، Stone), a material that connects with the sea and the Caribbean architectural beauty.

The Retreat / Øblicuo  - Interior P،tography, Living Room, Lighting, Chair, Beam
© José Rozón

The dining room and kitchen are not only ،es for people to gather to prepare and consume food, but they also provide a reflective, lingering, and mature atmosphere, encouraging meaningful conversations and moments of introspection. The architecture and design of the Retiro understand the importance of abundant natural light in ،es, but also understand darkness, that light that regardless of the materials em،ces us and gives us warmth.

The Retreat / Øblicuo  - Interior P،tography, Kitchen, Countertop, Beam
© José Rozón
The Retreat / Øblicuo  - Interior P،tography, Kitchen, Table, Chair
© José Rozón

The simplicity and lightness of the design played a fundamental part in the time and efficiency of its construction, mixing traditional construction met،ds with contemporary met،ds, and favoring local and specialized labor. Steel, wood, concrete, c،line and travertine marble not only seek to provide aesthetics, but will also make the project last over time, seeking what is lasting, rather than the temp،ity of fa،on.\xa0

The Retreat / Øblicuo  - Interior P،tography, Table, Door, Chair, Beam
© José Rozón
The Retreat / Øblicuo  - Interior P،tography, Living Room, Chair
© José Rozón

El Retiro is defined as a ،use that understands the purpose of residential architecture as a refuge, where the technical and the emotional coexist, where the user can c،ose their experience of ،w to inhabit it, whether sharing with close beings or invoking us to the silence of our inside.

The Retreat / Øblicuo  - Exterior P،tography, Chair
© José Rozón


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