Concrete and Glass stand out in a construction that opens frontally to the sea and also presents openings in the top to nourish the wall by zenithal lighting establishing a small painting sanctuary, a cave that serves like a shelter from other buildings in Bahía Azul.
Project description by Felipe Assadi Arquitectos
On one side of the House in Bahía Azul we did the painting workshop, a small facility that from its access appears as an extension of the ground and from the clif stands out as a piece embedded in the hill.
The space, which is defined as the extension of its own span, finds itself between the sea and a small interior garden at its access, preceded by a narrow stairway carved into the rock, leaving the user "apart" from everything.
It is a small refuge from the rest of the buildings of this place to basically have a space with indirect zenith light to paint.
By the way, its rigidity and horizontality want to reinforce the diagonal lines of the main house.
