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| THE RAVINE HOUSE | SHIM SUTCLIFFE ARCHITECTS load By ATELIER DIA |
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| THE RAVINE HOUSE | SHIM SUTCLIFFE ARCHITECTS LOAD BY ATELIER DIA |
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| THE RAVINE HOUSE | SHIM SUTCLIFFE ARCHITECTS LOAD BY ATELIER DIA |
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| THE RAVINE HOUSE | SHIM SUTCLIFFE ARCHITECTS LOAD BY ATELIER DIA |
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| THE RAVINE HOUSE | SHIM SUTCLIFFE ARCHITECTS |
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| THE RAVINE HOUSE | SHIM SUTCLIFFE ARCHITECTS LOAD BY ATELIER DIA |
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Background
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The project is compost of two rectangular prisms placed one over the other making an “L” shape. The house has three levels organized in the next way:
Basement Floor
This is the level where the parking is located, with space for six cars. It has a room for the driver with complete bathroom, a machine room and a water tank. There is also a games room with half a bathroom and a cellar.
Ground Floor
1st Level
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Architect: Topos Atelier de Arquitectura, Lda 
The idea of a house structured by a continuous uncoated white concrete wall came to mind while walking along a Richard Serra steel spiral. It starts on the fireplace and extends to the plot limits. In analogy we aimed at two situations: on the inside “an emotion’s machine” and on the outside the object’s unity and its simplicity towards the surroundings.
HOUSE IN ALDOAR | TOPOS ATELIER DE ARQUITECTURA
HOUSE IN ALDOAR | TOPOS ATELIER DE ARQUITECTURA
HOUSE IN ALDOAR | TOPOS ATELIER DE ARQUITECTURA
Architect: CC Arquitectos / Manuel Cervantes Céspedes 
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Finestre Villas is a multiple beach housing project with 8 units, where the villas are developed from 500 to 1000 square meters of construction. The project uproots a ridge in the Mexican Pacific coast in Guerrero, its volume is based on the topographic setting on the site. As a premise, the development seeks to leverage the existing vegetation and implementing new, creating an architecture based on integrating context and tree structures of the site.
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Enveloping spaces in white prisms, the wooden interiors stay sheltered from the exterior, while staying introverted and integrated to context. Due to the importance of vegetation and visual environment of the area, the interiors blend at all times with the latter elements. Facing the ocean, the spaces are oriented to seek shelter from the sun, in a sober and quiet atmosphere, with the idea of letting the natural environment surrounding the site be the main character.
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