El Bosque House / Ramon Esteve
The House in the Forest is settled in an extensive residential area. A large pine forest on the plot itself is the closest surroundings of the house. On the basis of four stone walls, we generate prismatic volumes that fragment the space, identifying each room. The interstitial area between the parts is covered by an element of wood, which acts as a distributor and connector between the spaces of the house.
© Mariela Apollonio
Architects: Ramon Esteve · Office Profile
Location: 46370 Chiva, Valencia, Spain
Area: 608.0 sqm
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: Mariela Apollonio · Photographer Profile
Collaborating Architects: Anna Bosca VÃctor Ruiz EstefanÃa Pérez MarÃa MartÃ
Collaborators: Silvia M. MartÃnez Tudi Soriano
Technical Architect: Emilio Pérez
Construction: Construcciones Francés
Project Manager: Gonzalo Llin
© Mariela Apollonio
From the architect. The House in the Forest is settled in an extensive residential area. A large pine forest on the plot itself is the closest surroundings of the house. On the basis of four stone walls, we generate prismatic volumes that fragment the space, identifying each room. The interstitial area between the parts is covered by an element of wood, which acts as a distributor and connector b...
© Mariela Apollonio
Architects: Ramon Esteve · Office Profile
Location: 46370 Chiva, Valencia, Spain
Area: 608.0 sqm
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: Mariela Apollonio · Photographer Profile
Collaborating Architects: Anna Bosca VÃctor Ruiz EstefanÃa Pérez MarÃa MartÃ
Collaborators: Silvia M. MartÃnez Tudi Soriano
Technical Architect: Emilio Pérez
Construction: Construcciones Francés
Project Manager: Gonzalo Llin
© Mariela Apollonio
From the architect. The House in the Forest is settled in an extensive residential area. A large pine forest on the plot itself is the closest surroundings of the house. On the basis of four stone walls, we generate prismatic volumes that fragment the space, identifying each room. The interstitial area between the parts is covered by an element of wood, which acts as a distributor and connector b...
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