Lagos House
Canelones, Uruguay
2019
Six prefabricated concrete slabs rest on two concrete walls which are also built in factory. This set of components, simple in their construction, layout and assembly, define the spaces and character of Lagos House.
A single space is formed under these industrial pieces, which take on a new meaning in this domestic context. A series of light partitions are inserted to give identity to the service area.
The house is thus presented as an accurate and neutral infrastructure that enables the user to encounter and enjoy the everyday activities whilst maintaining a direct link with the lake.
★ Honorable mention Contest for Completed Works 2021, Uruguayan Society of Architects of Uruguay
Authors: Luciano Andrades, Matías Carballal, Andrés Gobba, Mauricio López, Silvio Machado
Project team: Pablo Courreges, Agustín Dieste, Diego Morera, Victoria Muniz, Emiliano Lago, Sebastián Lambert, Martina Pedreira, Sandra Rodríguez, Fabián Sarubbi, Lilian Wang, João Bernardi, Débora Boniatti, Juliana Colombo, Lucas Marques, Helena Utzig.
Photography: Leonardo Finotti
Drone: Fabián Sarubbi
Premolded Concrete: Astori
Construction company: Tractus
Thermal conditioning: Energy Therm, Ing. Alvaro Otonello
Sanitary: Ing. Alejandro Curcio
Sanitary equipment: Bosch
Electric project: Tractus
Openings: Alufran
Woodwork: MOAA
Marble: Laviere Vitacca
Flooring: Dura, Sabilir S.A.
Furniture: BoConcept, Taller Capitán, Estudio Diario, Siediti