10 Houses with Sofas Built in to the Architecture
Implemented as a means to take full advantage of space, built-in furniture has grown in popularity as well as ingenuity as designers tackle the needs and tastes of a wide range of users. It's ability to adapt and integrate into architectural spaces allows it, through a variety of configurations and materials, to fulfill various functions; however, this poses an interesting question. Is it truly the furniture that adapts to our living spaces? Could it not itself become the protagonist and creator of the spaces that we project?
https://www.archdaily.com/969896/10-houses-with-sofas-built-in-to-the-architectureAgustina Iñiguez
Lava House / Martín Dulanto Sangalli
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Architects: Martin Dulanto
- Area: 652 m²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: Casa Rosselló, Emiliano Velázquez, Rocalisa, Vainsa.
https://www.archdaily.com/1006018/lava-house-martin-dulanto-sangalliValeria Silva
Universidad de Lima Recreation, Wellness, and Student Life Center / Sasaki
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Architects: Sasaki
- Area: 180000 ft²
- Year: 2022
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Professionals: LPLED, JE Construcciones Generales, SUMAC, Corporacion Furukawa
https://www.archdaily.com/999759/universidad-de-lima-recreation-wellness-and-student-life-center-sasakiValeria Silva
Científica del Sur University Campus / Plan A
https://www.archdaily.com/998793/cientifica-del-sur-university-campus-plan-aBenjamin Zapico
Courtyards in Peruvian Houses: 10 Projects and their Floor Plans
With the exception of some areas, within the three principal regions of Peru--coastal, mountain, and rainforest--the climate is characterized as tropical or subtropical and the differences in summer and winter temperatures is minimal, rarely reaching beyond 15 °C and 27 °C. This mild climate has thinned the line between exterior and interior spaces, a fact evident in the region's architecture.
https://www.archdaily.com/954221/courtyards-in-peruvian-houses-10-projects-and-their-floor-plansBelén Maiztegui
Casamar Housing Complex / Cuatro Cero Cuatro Arquitectura
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Architects: Cuatro Cero Cuatro Arquitectura
- Area: 3466 ft²
- Year: 2022
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Manufacturers: KLIPEN, Marmoleria Gallos, Miyasato, rossello & cia
https://www.archdaily.com/994821/casamar-housing-complex-cuatro-cero-cuatro-arquitecturaPilar Caballero
Tejona House / Martín Dulanto Arquitecto
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Architects: Martin Dulanto
- Area: 903 m²
- Year: 2022
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Manufacturers: ALVARO ARAMBURU, Casa Rosselló, HYDREX S.A., KITCHEN STUDIO, Lumicenter, +3
https://www.archdaily.com/990823/tejona-house-martin-dulanto-arquitectoValeria Silva
From Chile to Mexico: 30 Houses on the Coast of the Pacific Ocean
Is there only one way to inhabit the coast? The Pacific coast, the largest ocean on earth, is a vast territory with a great diversity of temperature, winds, and topography, among others. Consequently, it has a great variety of ecosystems, ranging from the freezing point near the poles, vast deserts and forests, to the hot tropical rainforest. Such majestic diversity is no stranger to architecture, responding to the different contexts in which it is placed. As a result, there is a great variety of architectural works, all of which share in framing the views of the sea.
The following list shows 30 residential projects along the Latin American Pacific coastline, revealing the diverse architectural approaches that exist along the coast.
https://www.archdaily.com/986177/from-chile-to-mexico-30-houses-on-the-coast-of-the-pacific-oceanVania Masalías
Aesthetics: The Different Uses of Color in Latin American Houses
How relevant is the use of color in architecture? Throughout history, we find various scenarios where color takes centre stage in its integration with the architectural work. Nowadays this is no exception. This is because colour is a medium that can be used to provoke deep and immediate emotions and reactions in the person observing. Because of this, colour plays an important role in the architectural reading, as it has the power to clarify the components that make it up or, on the contrary, to change the perception of the work or space.
The following list shows various Latin American housing projects that have had a particular approach to color in their composition. In them, we see the conception of color as the integrator of the work, or as a means of enhancing a particular element, be it interior or exterior.
https://www.archdaily.com/983381/aesthetics-the-different-uses-of-colour-in-latin-american-housesVania Masalías
20 Architecture Tips from 2021
We are starting to say goodbye to the year and after a review of all the contents developed, we find ourselves with a wide range of architectural advice that involves both interior and exterior spaces. Addressing issues from the domestic sphere to more technical and decisive questions, these are intended to serve as a guide and/or suggestions, rescuing those necessary considerations to take into account when planning our spaces, regardless of the use or the future they contemplate.
https://www.archdaily.com/974958/20-architecture-tips-from-2021Agustina Iñiguez
Tips on Choosing the Right Colour for Your Swimming Pool
It could be said that one of the main aspects to take into account when designing a swimming pool is the choice of colour for the coating. The light, the shadows, the depth, the environment and the elements that surround it are variables that directly affect the final tonality of the water. The effects of artificial and/or natural lighting also determine the final aesthetic, because if it's located outdoors, reflecting the sky, it will create a different effect than if it's located indoors, where the ceiling would influence its colour.
https://www.archdaily.com/973612/tips-on-choosing-the-right-colour-for-your-swimming-poolAgustina Iñiguez
Designing with Nature: Peruvian Homes Built for the Outdoors
Almost 80% of South America is tropical land. In Peru, close to two-thirds is covered by the Amazon rainforest, more than in any other country. These landscape conditions give rise to unique living conditions, and in turn, shape Peru’s contemporary architecture. Today, new homes are built to embrace nature and create space for everyday life.
https://www.archdaily.com/931383/designing-with-nature-peruvian-homes-built-for-the-outdoorsEric Baldwin
Pachacamac House / del Solar arquitectos
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Architects: del Solar arquitectos
- Area: 185 m²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: Balterio Peru, Bosch Perú, Casa Rosselló, Cassinelli, Pucon
https://www.archdaily.com/961915/pachacamac-house-del-solar-arquitectosValeria Silva
CNA’s Restaurant-Viewpoint and Bar / MdA Arquitectura
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Architects: MdA Arquitectura
- Area: 242 m²
- Year: 2017
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Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Deco Art, Decor Center, Eglo, Trimble
https://www.archdaily.com/954175/cnas-restaurant-viewpoint-and-bar-mda-arquitecturaValeria Silva
Marina Lancheros Beach House / Giovanni Schettini Arquitectos
https://www.archdaily.com/952849/marina-lancheros-beach-house-giovanni-schettini-arquitectosValeria Silva
Surf's Up! The Architecture of Clubhouses and Beach Shacks
Surfing is both a sport and a way of life. As the art of he'e nalu, it mirrors design as a play between spatial experience and environment. Today, the commercial and cultural architecture of surfing has become increasingly common, designs that break away from iconic seaside homes and waterfront retreats to create new connections between the public, surfers and the ocean.
https://www.archdaily.com/950856/surfs-up-the-architecture-of-clubhouses-and-beach-shacksEric Baldwin
Peruvian Houses that Blur the Line Between Indoors and Outdoors
Peru, with its varied geography and vast array of natural resources, renders an architectural style that makes itself one with the landscape. In the country's three principal terrains —coast, mountain, and rainforest— there is little variation in temperature and the climate can be defined as either tropical or subtropical.
https://www.archdaily.com/950661/peruvian-houses-that-blur-the-line-between-indoors-and-outdoorsBelén Maiztegui