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The site in full of thick forest of different kinds of pine trees, acacias and black poplars as well as wide areas of dunes and virgin beaches. The local construction code demands free space at both sides and limits the extraction of trees. Concept of this house is to make a house to preserve the natural conditions of the plot of land and to profit as much as possible from the natural qualities.

The architect turn the design into a habitable dock, which emerges from the ground to see the landscape surrounding. It has two levels, a level which emerges from the earth serves as a plinth for private use, which organizes the rooms and defines a horizontal plane on which rests a pavilion on the upper level, which includes the social program with the living, dining room, grill and terrace, organized in a central area of use, with sides of circulation and services. Upstairs, one of these bands open circulation defines an access path between trees, from the street. A piece of concrete L-shaped opens this central area to the north, opening the forest view with large windows, and close to the southeast, with smaller windows, willing to visual height of a seated person.

The vertical support of this L is a wall of concrete formwork tables arranged horizontally to accentuate the dominant direction of the house, which is taking thickness and defines the circulation, support functions, linking both levels. The horizontal plane of the L is drilled, in the range of external access circulation, and traversed by trees, which seem to spring from the way of wooden boards treated pine.
Location : Mar Azul, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Architects : Martín Fernández de Lema, Nicolás F. Moreno Deutsch

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, February 16th, 2010 at 2:32 am and is filed under Forest House Design. Tags: buenos aires argentina, exterior deck, Forest House Design, forest view, horizontal plane, House Among Trees, L-shape House, landscape surround, Martin Fernandez de Lema Nicolas Moreno Deutsch, Natural House, natural qualities, pine wood, thick forest, tree architecture, trees deck, wooden boards
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