Published: Saturday, August 18, 2007
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La Isla House
Based on the idea of dilatation -- La Isla House designed by Juan Carlos Doblado, is defined by a juxtaposition of two volumes that contain various functions of a home.
Night view of the house.
Project details
- Project Name: La Isla House
- Client: Mr. J.M. Raffo
- Project Type: House
- Principal Designer: Juan Carlos Doblado
- Contractor: Americo Chavez
- Date of commencement of project: May 2004
- Date of completion of project: Nov. 2004
- Location of site: Asia, Peru
- Site Area: 144 m2
- Built-up Area: 285.70 m2
- Cost of Construction/Execution: US$ 90,000
This house explores the possibilities of dilatation of architectural space.
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