Ferragud House by Carles Faus Arquitectura

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Architecture: Carles Faus Arquitectura
E-mail: info@carlesfaus.com
Architect in charge: Carles Faus Borràs
Location (street, city, country): Algemesí / Valencia / Spain
Year term construction: 2019
Built surface: 246.69 m2
Photographer: Adrián Mora Morató

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This is the illustration of the ground level floor plan showing the different section of the level.

This is the illustration of the first level floor plan showing the different section of the level.

This is the illustration of the second level floor plan showing the different section of the level.

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This is the illustration of the north and south elevation of the house.

This is the illustration of the staircase for the three levels of the house along with the floor plans for the three levels.

This is the illustration of the east and west elevation.

This is a view of the house from the other side of the street. You can see here that the modern white exteriors of the house makes it stand out against the neighboring buildings.

This is the nighttime view of the house exterior showcasing the warm yellow light coming out from the glass windows and balcony giving it a more warm and welcoming look.

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This front look at the house showcases its clean and white exterior walls complemented by the glass walls and balcony.

This view shows that the main entrance of the house also glows warmly highlighting the main door with a yellow glow.

This is a closer look at the main entrance and the garage door of the house. You can see here that these have more of a beige tone rather than the whiter tone of the rest of the exteriors.

This garage door has a modern design to its pull-up doors.

This view shows the proximity of the garage door to the main entrance of the house interior.

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The main door has a light wooden tone adorned with a tall and thin glass panel on the side.

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This is a close look at the main door with a key access and a modern design to it.

This is a look at the interiors from the vantage of the patio. Here you can see that the house has large sliding glass walls on the main level and the level above that has a large floor-to-ceiling window.

This simple living room has a light tone to its floor, ceiling and coffee table that contrasts the dark gray L-shaped sofa.

This dark gray sofa also contrasts the white wall behind it complemented by the large wooden structure beside it with built-in cabinets.

This is a view of the kitchen in the middle of the dining area and the living room. This has a white kitchen island that matches with the walls and ceiling.

This closer look at the kitchen emphasizes the white kitchen island with an extension to its white countertop for the breakfast bar paired with matching white stools.

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This is a close look at one of the modern white stools of the kitchen that totally blends in with the breakfast bar.

This is a part of the large wooden structure of the kitchen beside the sofa and kitchen island. This has built-in cabinets with a modern design.

This is a close up inspection of the light wooden material used for the interiors of the house to match the bright white walls and flooring.

This is the other end of the kitchen. This shows the waterfall edge of the white kitchen island that stands out against the black furniture of the dining set beside the kitchen.

This angle shows the whole countertop of the kitchen island. It stands out against the black modern appliances of the large wooden structure across from the sink area.

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This close up look at a corner of the house appears as if a piece of modern art showing the lovely aesthetic of the house filled with white and wooden tones.

This is a close look at the door knob of one of the wooden doors of the house. This door matches perfectly with the wooden walls giving it an almost seamless look.

This is the hallway of the house with a lovely wooden sliding door in the middle to match the sliding panel of the window on the side of the hallway.

Here you can see the tall wooden sliding door only halfway closed. The sliding wooden panel of the window is also halfway closed.

This is what it looks like when both the tall wooden sliding door and window panel are both closed. It gives the hallway a seamless dead-end.

This is a close look at the beige marble steps of the staircase. It's material is also used on the banisters bordering the sides of the stairs to complement the white walls.

The beige marble material of the steps also extend to the white wall for a beautiful finish.

This is a look at the beige marble banisters of the staircase. You can see here that it stands out against the white border and the white walls behind it.

This is the second floor landing with a bright and white look to its ceiling that is augmented by the skylights that bring in natural lighting.

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These are the two skylight directly above the staircase that keeps the stairs brightly lit with natural lighting to conserve energy.

This angle gives you an idea of how big those two skylights are. This also shows the amount of brightness it contributes to the area.

This angle of the two skylights appears as if a piece of modern art. This lovely design maximizes the amount of natural lighting the two skylights afford.

The natural lights that come down from the two skylights give the bright tone of the walls and ceiling a lovely glow that conserves energy.

This closer inspection of the bright wall below the skylight boasts of the smooth and matte finish of the wall giving it a warm and relaxing hue of white.

This is the hallway that leads to the primary bedroom. It has a row of wooden built-in cabinets on the side distinguishable only by the handles.

This is the simple and minimalist bedroom with a white bed that matches the white walls and ceiling. These are then complemented by the floor and the wall of wooden cabinets.

This is the wall-mounted socket and light switches on the side of the white bed. It also has a small and modern LED lighting embedded into the wall above it.

This is a close look at the built-in wooden cabinets across from the bed. You can see here that it gives the room a nice balance to the brightness of the walls and ceiling.

This is a close look at the handle of the cabinet across from the bed. It blends perfectly with the rest of the cabinet giving it a unique and clean look.

The bathroom has a dark brown floating vanity that contrasts the freestanding bowl sink on it.

This is a close look at the freestanding bowl sink of the bathroom that is paired with a stainless steel faucet beside it.

This is charming and simple bathroom with a white modern toilet to match the sink housed in a wooden vanity. This toilet is topped with a large wall-mounted mirror.

This other bathroom has a white sliding wooden door that opens up to the vanity beside it. This is followed by the toilet that stands out against the beige marble walls.

This is a small modern floating sink beside the toilet.

This angle shows that the side of the vanity facing the toilet has a built-in shelf for storage and supplies.

This close up inspection of the bathroom countertop features its beige marble countertop that extends to the built-in shelf facing the bathroom.

The house is located in the heart of the city of Algemesí (Valencia), an environment that houses architecture from the 30s of the last century with more recent constructions, an amalgam that usually reproduces in many of our cities. The plot where the house is located is just over 5 meters wide and around 28 meters long, in addition to being located in front of a relatively narrow road, milestones that have undoubtedly been at the beginning of the project.

The design that we have projected from our studio seeks the immediacy of light. The dimensions of the plot, its location, and orientation, create difficulties for architecture and light to join forces for an immediate formal configuration.

For this reason, we decided to empty the central core of the house so that sunlight could cast its full potential inside. This nucleus becomes the articulation mechanism of the house, it contains two large skylights at the top that serve as an entrance for the overhead light. This nucleus will be communicated from the top floor to the ground floor, which will allow, thanks to the backyard located in the latter, to generate a natural air current that will favor continuous and natural ventilation of the entire space, due to the motorized control of the skylights.

The house is, therefore, a build-up of three floors, the day area on the ground floor and the most private areas on the first and second floors. The main facade is formed by a small tear on the first floor, to provide more privacy to the main bedroom due to the proximity of the public road. Furthermore, we generate a large opening on the second floor where a multifunctional room will be located.

The interior façade, the most private, are designed through a large opening on the ground floor, to maximize the relationship between interior and exterior, gaining both light and ventilation. The upper floors, which contains two more bedrooms, are arranged identically in each of them.

This project is always seeking the prominence of the natural and the essence of the Mediterranean tonality. We achieve this goal using the combination of materials and textures and playing with the sandy and white color schemes, the natural oak wood without staining and the beige marble obtained from local quarries.

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