By AD Editorial Team

Architects: alarciaferrer arquitectos
Location: Mendiolaza, Córdoba, Argentina
Arquitectos Autores: Joaquin Alarcia, Federico Ferrer Deheza
Project Area: 320.0 m2
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: Florencia Ferrer Deheza, Lucas Carranza

Structures: German Serboraria
Construction: Julio Quiroz

From the architect. The proposal consists of a conventional domestic program located in a site with a steep slope and connected to a landscape of enormous wealth. The construction is divided into three levels that are unified under a sloping roof that accompanies the natural slope.

Most of the project is buried under the street level (except the garage) achieving an implementation with low visual impact of the volume built into the environment.

The descent through a courtyard leads to the entrance of the house where we can also find the entire public level of the house. This is completed with a cantilevered terrace courtyard projecting into the breathtaking view of the hills of Córdoba, becoming the fundamental strategy of the project.

This new space is established as the most vital area of the house since it corresponds to the external expansion of the entire public area. In turn, this terrace courtyard is contained by party walls in order to protect its privacy.

Finally, the lower level is almost submerged in the ground vegetation thus ensuring the privacy of the private area of the house.

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