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Densely inhabited by acacias, the area is surrounded by a gully from South to West that protects a hidden river. The house is distributed on one floor and oriented West–South. It hosts four bedrooms, a kitchen, a living room, a studio, a garage, a small warehouse, circulation space and big galleries. Taking advantage of a small slope, eight meters high and 80 meters long the building looks small, as requested by the clients. Part of the bedrooms are buried in the ground and the material that was dig up has been used on other areas to hide the house. The whole space blurs outdoors and indoors, creating a relaxed and bucolic atmosphere defined by stone, vegetation, wood, concrete, and steel profiles.


GS House, Pueblo Estancia La Paz, Ascochingas, Argentina
Program: single family house
Architects: MWS arquitectura
Team: Eloisa Minoldo, Federico Wenk, Julieta Scarafia
Collaborators: Fernando Stella, Tomas Bressan, Martin Berasategui
Structural engineering: German Sarboraria, Jorge Palandri
Electrical engineering: Claudio Vega
Heating: Gustavo Martinelli
Area: 1,000 sqm
Completion: 2016

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