Mastery of brick in a lived space. Flia by Momento
14/03/2024.
[Córdoba] Argentina
metalocus, JORGE MARTINEZ
metalocus, JORGE MARTINEZ
Momento architecture studio has carried out the project of a residential building in Villa Carlos Paz, a city in the province of Córdoba, surrounded by nature with its rivers, lake and characterized by the shape of the mountainous topology in which it is located. locate. In a neighborhood adjacent to the city, the project is developed away from the whirlwind of tourism and at the same time within an urbanized natural environment.
The building has been consciously designed thinking about the spaces that constitute it, from its most precise details to the base that forms the different functionalities. The architects strongly followed the concept of good living, sharing, conscious living, recognizing oneself with the environment, integrating into it and being part of it.
The building has been consciously designed thinking about the spaces that constitute it, from its most precise details to the base that forms the different functionalities. The architects strongly followed the concept of good living, sharing, conscious living, recognizing oneself with the environment, integrating into it and being part of it.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Basement floor plan. Flia by Momento.
Ground floor plan. Flia by Momento.
First floor plan. Flia by Momento.
Roof floor plan. Flia by Momento.
Section plan. Flia by Momento.
Section plan. Flia by Momento.
Flia, designed by the Momento architecture studio, is a building with a total of 12 homes that is structured from 3 blocks built around a central core that dematerializes common circulation, converting stairs and hallways into simply patios, public spaces, through of the development of a metal brick walkway, which accompanies the visual rhythm of the runners.
The interior patio becomes an element of climate control thanks to its spaciousness that allows natural ventilation. But it is not only conceived as an architectural element, but it develops visual perspectives with the corridors and stairs and the lights and shadows they produce that make the user experience unique scenes. The roof not only serves as a covering element, but also houses a swimming pool and common spaces for relationships between individuals to develop.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
The interior patio becomes an element of climate control thanks to its spaciousness that allows natural ventilation. But it is not only conceived as an architectural element, but it develops visual perspectives with the corridors and stairs and the lights and shadows they produce that make the user experience unique scenes. The roof not only serves as a covering element, but also houses a swimming pool and common spaces for relationships between individuals to develop.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Project description by Momento
Living at home. Coming back home. Feeling at home. There's no place like home.
These expressions are often heard, said, and felt without noticing the strength and importance of the word HOME: the magnitude of the space, the responsibility it carries, and the affection it generates.
Our project does nothing but pursue the idea of turning a building into a home.
Located in Villa Carlos Paz, a hilly city in the province of Córdoba, surrounded by nature with its rivers, and lake, constantly accompanied by hills that guard the urban area. Here is where our project was born, a building of residential units within a neighbourhood adjacent to the city centre, which keeps it away from the hustle of tourism and at the same time within an urbanized natural environment.
Flia by Momento. Photograph by Gonzalo Viramonte.
Structured around three blocks built around a central core that dematerializes common circulation, turning stairs and corridors simply into sidewalks, courtyards, and public space, through the development of a brick metal walkway, accompanying the visual rhythm of the corridors.
The large and ventilated void becomes an element of climate control, visuals, lights and shadows, encounters, permanence and tradition. The exterior reminds us of the interior. Spacious, well-ventilated, and illuminated spaces are achieved thanks to a balanced use of environmental resources. The materiality accompanies the site of implantation, relates to the context, and seeks to provide sensory value with textures, organic colours, and imperfect and irregular forms, creating simple atmospheres that go with living at HOME.
Flia was designed thinking of conscious spaces, their details and their functionality. It is a building composed of the sum of 12 houses, with patios, a square, and a parking garage. Flia is a strong concept that deals with good living, sharing, conscious dwelling, recognizing oneself with the environment, integrating with it, and being part of it. We live in society sharing with others and with ourselves: we live in Flia.
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Architects
Collaborators
Engineer in charge of the work.- Architect Gastón Biderbost, Architect Federico Biderbost, Architect Araceli Figueroa.
Project Team.- Architect Gastón Biderbost, Architect Federico Biderbost, Architect Araceli Figueroa.
Project Team.- Architect Gastón Biderbost, Architect Federico Biderbost, Architect Araceli Figueroa.
Area
1,285 sqm.
Dates
2023.
Location
Villa Carlos Paz, Córdoba, Argentina.
Manufacturers
Kitchens and closets.- Drevo.
Interior wooden doors.- Indoors.
Openings.- Cervato Aperturas.
Faucets.- Piazza.
Boilers.- Ariston.
Bachas.- Johnson.
Coatings.- Blangino.
Concrete.- Tejamax.
Corralón.- Espacio Concretto, merlino.
Iron.- Serin.
Wood.- Expert.
Formwork.- Sinis.
Interior wooden doors.- Indoors.
Openings.- Cervato Aperturas.
Faucets.- Piazza.
Boilers.- Ariston.
Bachas.- Johnson.
Coatings.- Blangino.
Concrete.- Tejamax.
Corralón.- Espacio Concretto, merlino.
Iron.- Serin.
Wood.- Expert.
Formwork.- Sinis.
Photography
Gabi Colombo, Federicco Biderbost. Momento
Momento is an architecture studio based in Cordoba, Argentina founded by Gabi Colombo, Tomas Biderbost and Federicco Biderbost.
They project an architecture to be experienced with all the senses. That is why they think in moments and project "boxes" that contain them. Creators of spaces for moments, that is, they are moments.
They project an architecture to be experienced with all the senses. That is why they think in moments and project "boxes" that contain them. Creators of spaces for moments, that is, they are moments.
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