Casa Porche in Morales del Vino
26/02/2015.
By Julio Pérez Domínguez and Daniel Fernández-Carracedo. [Morales del Vino-Zamora] Spain
metalocus, SARA REBOLLO
metalocus, SARA REBOLLO
Description of project by its architects
Did Mies return?
We don't know… that is something the critics must decide. However, we were determined to connect the outside with the inside by means of a curious thermal bridge break system that gives real continuity to the concrete and hides the carpentry.
The house is designed for the use and enjoyment of the plot as a whole, taking the programme to its limits. The plot is a rectangle located at the bottom of a 'cul-de-sac'. The access is on a corner, between the volume of housing and an auxiliary pavilion. The flight of slab of the pavilion protects the entrance.
Inside, the house is divided into a living area and a sleeping area. The living area is a glazed porch, where light comes in, creating a changing relationship between outside and inside. The sleeping area guarantees the necessary privacy.
Text.- Julio Pérez Domínguez and Daniel Fernández-Carracedo.
CREDITS. TECHNICAL SHEET.-
Architecture Design and Project Management.- Julio Pérez Domínguez And Daniel Fernández-Carracedo.
Construction Management.- Jesús Mª García Gago.
Engineering.- Félix Camazón [Pejarbo]. Isabel Cebrián [Asesoría Energética].
Construction Company.- CCSG.
Technical Advice.- Luis Fernández, Ramón Suárez [Aluminios Cortizo], Carlos Pascua [Essen Design – Logos S. Coop. – Krion], David Haro, José Ignacio Viñuela [Halfen Deha - Plakagroup], David Valverde [Jam Tectalia], Samael Robles [Prodekko Nova], Miguel Seisdedos, Raúl Seisdedos [Miguel Seisdedos Riegos Y Jardinería], Anselmo Fernández [Revestimientos Hnos. Fdez Leal Sl], Alberto Catalá, Enriqueta Sánchez [Saint Gobain].
Construction Developer.- Familia Seisdedos Sutil.
Location.- Morales Del Vino, Zamora.
Julio Pérez Domínguez (1976) studied at the School of Architecture of the University of Valladolid. Since 2004 he works as a liberal professional and his works has been primarily restorarions and housing. Daniel Fernández-Carracedo (1976) studied at the School of Architecture of the University of Valladolid. He has been a documentalist of the Master in Museology under the Spanish Curators Association in 2004, Assistant Scholar in the Architectural Theory and Design Department of the University of Valladolid during the 2004-2005 academic year, Hispalyt-Polytechnic University of Madrid Ceramic Chair secretary from 2006 to 2008, and Researcher and Visiting Professor in the School of Architecture and the Built Environment at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm –KTH– in 2011. At present, he is writing his doctoral thesis on the Architectural Design Department –DPA ETSAM– at the Polytechnic University of Madrid entitled: “Peter Celsing at the Sergels torg complex. Kulturhuset i Stockholm” codirected by José Manuel López-Peláez and Luis Martínez Santa-María.