Project
Casa Rouxinol
Category
Best Project of Private Residence
About the project
Aimed at the Jaguari Dam, in a land of two thousand sq.m which is quite rugged, with 50 meters of unevenness and with more than 300 registered trees, the biggest challenge of the project was to implement the building under these conditions with minimal impact to the environment. The starting point of the project was to create a cyclopean concrete base, made with local labor, and a structural system of engineered wood, where the beam and column are made of GLULAM (glued laminated timber) and the slab is made of CLT (cross laminated timber) Designed with nine modules of 3.60 meters that are repeated in both directions and in the ceiling height, the house had its program divided into three sectors, interconnected by a vertical circulation with a metallic structure: above is the access and services sector; the middle sector houses the suites and a private room; and the social sector is on the lowest floor. Also, in the space of the concrete basement, there is a workshop and a storage space.
Location
Jacareí, São Paulo, Brazil
Project design year
2021
More project images
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1jOUDyuHQeY-E_ZartrNdydeOUCb3atVp?usp=sharing
Project 3D-tour
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10Q95A0HlV40jVeLSImLfzXBUIiYUHC8k?usp=sharing
Additional information
https://www.instagram.com/p/CQMFBUVlqWK/
Applicant and authors of the project
Sergio Sampaio Archi + Tectônica.
Architect Sergio Sampaio, born in 1975, in the city of São Paulo, Brazil.
Graduated from the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism at Universidade Mackenzie, in the city of São Paulo in 1998.
Postgraduate in 'Housing and City' in 2009 and in 'Geography, city and architecture', both at Escola da Cidade.
CAU/SP Board Member for the 2018—2020 period
Other participants
Collaborators: Studio Folha, Talita Teles
Production of images: Studio F Visual