KS Residence | Arquitetos Associados


HOUSES•NATAL, BRAZIL
Architects : Arquitetos Associados
Area : 410 m²
Year : 2016
Photographs :Joana França
Manufacturers : Vulcano, Deca, Ello Esquadrias, Tijolaria Uruau,
Vitrine Vidros
Architect In Charge : Alexandre Brasil
Team : Alexandre Brasil, Paula Zasnicoff e Raquel Araújo
Authors : Alexandre Brasil, Paula Zasnicoff e Raquel Araújo
Structural Project : Engecal
Plumbing Project : AMD Engenharia
Electrical Project : AMD Engenharia
City : Natal
Country : Brazil



The initial desire for privacy and the consideration of local

conditions guided the design of this residence, closed out, but open

to a large internal space of three floors with the purpose of

establishing spatial wealth with a variety ceiling heights, large

air volumes and better environmental comfort as a consequence.

The created volume explore to the maximum the parameters that

regulate the construction of the condominium buildings: minimum

setbacks of five meters at the front, four meters at the bottom, two

meters at the sides and a maximum of seven meters and a half height

from the level of the first floor [since it is at a maximum height

of one meter and twenty-five centimeters from the level of the

natural ground].

In this way three floors were created. In the underground (semi

buried) are garage and ateliers; At the ground level (semi

elevated), the social and living areas; And upper, the intimate

areas.

The deliberate search for greater spatial variety and better

arrangement of the program to the volume, it was sought to vary the

design of floors rather than simply stack them. Above the void rise

the other floors. On raised ground two slabs extend in the

transverse direction of the construction from one side face to

another, interconnected by a footbridge. In the slab closest to the

street are the living rooms and tv / cinema. In the bottom slab,

integrated to the yard, are dining room, kitchen and service area.

In the second floor the slabs extend in the longitudinal direction

from the facade to the bottom, interconnected by a transversal

footbridge, whose are the rooms and bathrooms.

The differentiated pagination of the bricks establishes small

openings in the facade that allow the illumination and ventilation

of the internal spaces. To ensure greater thermal comfort was

created in the upper part of the house a permanent ventilation strip

and windows next to the floor, providing the Venturi effect.

The construction would have as a first step the soil excavation and

its containment by a prop wall, generating the necessary space for

the future occupation. On this void rises the residence volume, with

pillars and slabs in reinforced concrete and cover in metallic tiles

on metal structure. Finally, the closing plans and external sealing

in glass and solid bricks are aggregated to this frame, giving the

final appearance of the residence.

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