Popsonics House / LAB606

By Victor Delaqua

© Joana França

© Joana França
  • Architects: LAB606
  • Location: Altiplano Leste – Paranoá, Brasília – DF, Brazil
  • Project Architects: Horia Georgescu e Carlos Café
  • Project Year: 2014
  • Photographs: Joana França


© Joana França


© Joana França


© Joana França


© Joana França

  • Construction: LAB606
  • Structure: MGS projetos de engenharia

© Joana França
© Joana França

“We want a fun house to host friends and do everything we can do in the apartment,” said the clients in one of the first meetings that led to the project.


© Joana França
© Joana França

Then the following assumptions were defined beyond what is normally part of the program of a house: the existence of a pool that became a Whirlpool according to the budget, a fireplace and a lot of social space.


© Joana França
© Joana França

The house is set in a privileged location with a bustling topography that allows the overview of its roof from different parts of the surroundings.


© Joana França
© Joana França

From this context the roof was conceived as if it were a fifth façade that contrasts plastically and chromatically with the hills and the landscape in which the home is located.


Plans
Plans

Bedrooms and bathrooms, service area and a bedroom suite are bundled in prismatic volumes with slanted roofs in different directions.


© Joana França
© Joana França

Among these prisms, a slab extends covering the entire living area of the house – the kitchen integrated with the living room, fireplace and balcony. The latter opens to the horizon in the south of the house and a small lawn.


© Joana França
© Joana França

Just off the terrace and under the suite is the Whirlpool. The suite allows the level of the bed to enjoy the views to the south, while at a lower level the bathroom meets a beautiful hill to the west.


© Joana França
© Joana França

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