Rectificación Planos casa B-10

PLANTAS

Planta Baja

ALZADOS

Alzado Nor-Este

Alzado Nor-Oeste

Alzado Sur-Este

Alzado Sur-Oeste

SECCIONES

Sección A-A'

Sección B-B'

Plantas

Planta baja

Alzados y Secciones

Alzados

Secciones

Casa B-10

Se trata de una casa unifamiliar, de planta baja, planta piso y sótano descompuesto en dos niveles debido a su gran altura situada sobre un terreno muy elevado respecto al nivel de la calle de acceso.

El proyecto se estructura en dos núcleos de ladrillo visto, macizos y cerrados entre los que se disponen -planta sí, planta no- dos vigas vierendel que liberan de elementos estructurales la planta de entrada, el garaje y la sala de estar.

Desde la calle entran por el mismo punto coches y peatones, a través de un garaje a doble altura que se ilumina por los espacios acristalados de los altillos. Se produce así una variedad de vistas cruzadas que relacionan los niveles básicos de la entrada, altillo y planta baja- jardín. Esta planta que da al terreno natural contiene las zonas públicas de la casa, quedando las privadas en la planta superior. Toda esta sucesión de niveles se interrelacionan a través de pérgolas y plataformas exteriores de madera -a veces un mismo elemento cumple las dos funciones- para ofrecer una notable variedad de espacios al exterior.

Emplazamiento de la vivienda

C/ Bellesguard, 10, Barcelona

Imágenes de la vivienda

JAUME BACH, PhD. Architect

Jaume Bach

Jaume Bach (Sabadell, 1943) graduated from ETSAB in 1969 where he has been teaching Composition and Projects since 1970. He is currently a member of the ETSAB Degree Project Tribunal. He has been a visiting professor at Urbino, Hannover, Dublin and Bucharest. In 1976 he founded Bach–Mora Architects, and in 1998 Bach Arquitectes, S.L.P. with Eugeni Bach.

His work has been widely exhibited internationally and has given lectures abroad in Europe, America and Asia.

Among other recognitions, he has been selected on 18 occasions and finalist 10 times for the FAD awards, holding 4 prizes for the Muntaner station (1982), Jujol School (1987), Josep Maria Raventós i Blanc Winery (1988), La Caixa Cultural Centre (1989); 4 FAD Opinion prizes (1981,1982,1987,1988) and the “Delta de Plata” ADI FAD on Design (1984). He was awarded the 2003 and 2010 ASCER Prize and was selected for the 2003-2004 Coderch Prize. He has been selected two times for the Decada Prize (2007, 2009) and has been finalist at the Spanish Architecture and Urbanism Biennial and the Ibero-American Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism (BIAU). He received the “Brunnel Commendation”, given by The International Awards for Outstanding Visual Design in Public Railway Transport: in 1998 (Madrid), 1994 (Washington), 1992 (Madrid), and 1989 (Utrecht). During his long career he has also been distinguished on various occasions for his contributions to urban planning and development.

His work has been published in national and international magazines including Abitare, Architecture d´Aujourd´hui, TheArchitect's Journal, Architectural Record, Architectural Review, A+U, Arquitectura Viva, Baumeister, Bauwelt, Casabella, Daidalos, De Architect, Domus, El Croquis, l’Arca, Lotus International, On Diseño and Quaderns as well as in several monographic books.

He is an honorary member of the Board of the Contemporary Art Museum of Caracas.

http://www.bacharquitectes.com/en/texts/view/2

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First exercice of "Eines Informàtiques 1 - Ingeniería de la edificación".

Barcelona - Spain (La Salle - Universitat Ramon Llull).