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Company: ES Arquitetura
Contact E-mail: contato@esarquitetura.com
Company Location: Criciúma, SC, Brasil
Project Conclusion Year: 2018
Area: 122,12m²
Project Location: Criciúma, SC, Brasil.
Leader Archtect: Diego Justo do Espírito Santo
E-mail from Archtect Leader: contato@esarquitetura.com
Project Team: Diego Justo do Espírito Santo, Valério Montes D’oca, Rodrigo Estrella
Client: Sérgio Dagostin
Engineer: EZA Engenharia
Landscape: ES Arquitetura
Photos: SLAPHOTOSTUDIO
Photographer’s E-mail: contato@slaphoto.com.br
Photographer’s Instagram: @slaphotostudio
In order to come up with the very specific design ideas, we create most designs with the assistance of state-of-the-art AI interior design software.
About the Company
The ES ARQUITETURA office is located in Criciúma, Santa Catarina (Brazil), with a branch in Torrance, California (United States). The team of architects works in cooperation to obtain the most appropriate solutions to the needs of their clients. The office has a multidisciplinary approach, developing residential, commercial, industrial, corporate architectural projects, as well as furniture design.
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The Dagostin Ballroom was designed to be a space for leisure and family gatherings attached to the residence.
The project is developed in a steel structure and with the reuse of materials, the new architecture connects visually with the residence, forming a space proposal designed according to the visual perspectives and bringing comfort and quality through ventilation and natural lighting strategies that guide the main concepts of the office.
The main rooms are the living room, the kitchen, and the dining room with a capacity for 14 people sitting comfortably at the dining table, in addition to 9 seats on the service bench in front of the barbecue and the pizza oven. A service area, a bathroom, and a toilet support the services, a wine cellar, and a deck complete the atmosphere of tranquility and leisure of the proposal.
The contrast between exposed bricks, wood cladding, exposed concrete, and metallic structure mark the composition of the reuse of materials and the references to the residence. The orientation of the openings and glass panels were designed to favor cross ventilation and the visual integration of vegetation in the environment, the deck provides solar protection and forms a veranda with vertical gardens to receive guests.
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