3X3 House / IR arquitectura

3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Exterior Photography, Windows3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Exterior Photography, Windows, Facade3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Interior Photography3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Interior Photography, Chair3X3 House / IR arquitectura - More Images+ 35

San Isidro, Argentina
  • Design Team: Luciano Intile, Enrico Cavagliá, Guillermo Mirochnic, Esteban Basili, Fermin Indavere, Maria Jose Cristofakis
  • Structural Design: Pedro Antonio Gea
  • Energy Management Project: Estudio de Climatización
  • City: San Isidro
  • Country: Argentina
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3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Exterior Photography, Windows
© Fernando Schapochnik

Text description provided by the architects. The 3X3 house is located on a lot between party walls in the lower part of San Isidro, its front has a south-southeast orientation, so the best sunlight conditions are at the back. Two other factors determine the position of the house, on the one hand, the flood level of the site forces it to rise one meter twenty above street level, on the other hand, the need to distance itself from the pedestrian path to guarantee a certain degree of privacy.

3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Exterior Photography, Windows, Facade
© Fernando Schapochnik
3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Exterior Photography, Windows, Facade
© Fernando Schapochnik

The programs are organized in a grid of nine quadrants superimposed on two levels, the first has social uses and the second the most intimate. In the plan, the grid is manifested by the structural support of standardized profiles, leaving an access market on one side articulated by a sequence of ramps, semi-covered areas, and a patio. The central quadrant is a void that gives access to the house and vertically links both floors, in its adjacent one all the toilets are condensed, freeing the two remaining hemispheres for social use. 

3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Image 14 of 40
© Fernando Schapochnik
3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Interior Photography, Chair, Facade
© Fernando Schapochnik
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The latter have the same dimensions and are distinguished only by their relationship with the outside, allowing the free appropriation and transformation of space by users. The front hemisphere is related to a contained and serene garden that mediates the relationship with the city, while the rear hemisphere is related to a more active background garden, where the pool and outdoor recreation areas are located.

3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Interior Photography
© Fernando Schapochnik
3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Interior Photography, Stairs, Handrail
© Fernando Schapochnik
3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Interior Photography, Living Room
© Fernando Schapochnik

The upper floor makes use of the support offered by the lower grid to arrange a masonry wall box, achieving better energy efficiency records, thermal and acoustic conditioning, and a greater degree of intimacy for the more private use environments. Above the ground floor toilets are the upper floor toilets, in the opposite quadrant the ground floor patio extends upwards giving rise to a glazed panel that provides natural light to the central void. 

3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Interior Photography, Windows
© Fernando Schapochnik
3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Interior Photography, Bedroom, Bed, Windows
© Fernando Schapochnik

The staircase is complemented by a walkway that links the secondary bedroom sector to the front, mediated by a games space, and the master bedroom, dressing room and private terrace to the rear.

3X3 House / IR arquitectura - Image 11 of 40
© Fernando Schapochnik

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Cite: "3X3 House / IR arquitectura" [Casa 3X3 / IR arquitectura] 23 Jul 2024. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1018864/3x3-house-ir-arquitectura> ISSN 0719-8884

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