BLOG 12- CASE STUDY

 PREFABRICATED NATURE

LOCATION: Cedeira, Spain
BUILDING TYPE: vacation house
MATERIALS:
  •  perforated COR-TEN weathering steel panels- facade
  •  viroc(a prefabricated panel composed of eucalyptus wood shavings in a cement-based matrix)- roof and side facades
PLANNING:

Six prefabricated modules- 
Three of the prefabricated modules were combined into the open living space, while the other three contain bedrooms, a bath and stair, and a kitchen, respectively.
attic- 
 sea views toward the southwest and the forest to the northeast

CONSTRUCTION:

  • galvanized steel columns and beams
  • concrete floor decks
  • facade walls total 2.2' (660 mm) in thickness and include a ventilated rain screen and a total of 4.7" (120 mm) of insulation. 


ST.ANDREWS BEACH HOUSE

LOCATION: Victoria, Australia 
BUILDING TYPE: beach house
MATERIALS: recyclable steel, wood, and glass

PLANNING:
organized in two distinct elements connected by a promenade deck-
  • an open dining/living space
  • compartmented bedrooms and a study
 The plan is a 1:6 rectangle, supported by columns at the quarter points. Rooms typically are 1:1.5 rectangles in the plan, and 1:2 rectangles in section.

The building is raised on columns with parking and storage underneath.

SPECIAL FEATURE:
The house has a protective outer layer made from industrial steel floor gratings, which hinge open to form brise-soleil shutters.

The shutters reduce glare and radiant heat gain on the home’s glass exterior walls.




REFERENCE:
https://www.archdaily.com/70220/prefabricated-nature-mycc
https://architectureau.com/articles/st-andrews-beach-house-1/


BLOG BY,
DIVYA RANI CR

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