"We distribute the program of this house into two parallel brick volumes, articulated by an elongated courtyard."
"In the northern strip, we locate the private areas (bathrooms and bedrooms), and in the southern strip, we place the social areas (living room, dining room, kitchen)."
The program is distributed into two parallel brick volumes articulated by an elongated courtyard. The longitudinal courtyard functions as the primary organizing element, separating and connecting distinct functional strips. The northern stripe contains private functions, including bathrooms and bedrooms, arranged to prioritize privacy and quiet. The southern stripe contains social functions—living room, dining room, and kitchen—organized for communal interaction and access to exterior space. Brick construction defines the volumes, expressing mass and continuity while responding to climatic and material considerations. Circulation flows along the courtyard axis, enabling visual and spatial relationships between private and social areas.
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