Company: ES Arquitetura
Contact E-mail: contato@esarquitetura.com
Company Location: Criciúma, SC, Brasil
Project Conclusion Year: 2017
Area: 1421,49m²
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
Interior: Estúdio Vânia Búrigo Arquitetura
Photos: SLAPHOTOSTUDIO
E-mail PHOTO: contato@slaphoto.com.br
Photo Instagram: @slaphotostudio

This modern house is adorned with a lush landscape that has trees, shrubs and a large lawn of grass.

The small tropical shrubs go well with the wooden exterior tones of the house.

These landscape also work well with the concrete exterior walls and modern design.

This is a closer look at the far edge of the house that has a large concrete wall.

This closer look showcases the outdoor patio area in an elevated area off the glass wall.

Om the side of the elevated outdoor patio is a small set of steps that lead to the backyard.

This is a close look at the main entrance of the front of the house.

On the isde of the house is a concrete walkway and steps adorned by the flanking tropical shrubs on both sides.

This closer look at the back of the house shows that its wooden exterior tone is made of bamboo.

These exterior bamboo walls are complemented by the line of medium-sized tropical trees.

This is a closer look at the concrete walkway that is flanked on both sides with tropical plants.

This is the pebbled walkway on the side of the house leading to a garden.

This side of the house has a wooden deck platform fitted with a patio.

The wooden deck platform is topped with a set of trellises to bring shade to the area.

The wooden trellises over the deck patio is made of pieces of bamboo.

A few steps from the wooden deck patio is the garden that has a spiral design to it.

The garden has a raised planter made of concrete with an earthy tone.

This is a closer look at the wooden deck patio fitted with an outdoor dining area.

The rectangular dining table is surrounded by multiple wooden chairs with leather seats and backs.

The living room has a couple of large sectional sofas facing each other.

Along with a couple of armchairs, they are surrounding a large metal and glass coffee table in the middle over a gray area rug.

These are then complemented by the large wall-mounted TV on the far wall and the bamboo pieces on the ceiling above.

This is a full view of the metal and glass coffee table in the middle of two sectional sofas and has a view of the TV and the modern hanging fireplace on the far corner.

This is a hallway with wooden walls, wooden flooring, modern warm lighting and a skylight.

This is a look at the bright and airy kitchen that has lots of natural lighting from the glass windows.

The natural light pairs well with the white kitchen island with modern cabinetry.

The white modern cabinetry and kitchen island are then complemented by the stainless steel and black elements of the appliances.

This view also shows that the kitchen has a wooden wall on the far side that pairs well with the darker hardwood flooring.

This hallway has a built-in glass-enclosed china cabinet and a large mosaic stone wall.

The large home office has a built-in white desk on the far corner by the glass conference table topped with modern lighting.

The large home office also has a large white crafts table and a gray sofa on the side.

This bedroom has a bed flanked with bedside white drawers bearing table lamps.

This bathroom has a glass-enclosed shower area on the far corner next to the bathtub by the window.

This simple bedroom has a floral bed complemented by the built-in cushioned headboard and flanking white bedside drawers bearing small black table lamps.

This bathroom has a floating sink across from the toilet and beside the shower area.

This is a child's bedroom that has a large orange bed, colorful hanging shelves above and a colorful patterned wallpaper.

This is the entrance and bricked walkway leading to the glass-enclosed wine cellar.

The wine cellar has a wooden dining set for a tasting area surrounded by built-in racks of wines.

The rooftop has multiple solar panels facing the sun at an angle.

This is a close look at the branch of a tree facing the pool of the property.

The pool is complemented by the large grass lawn surrounded by tall trees and a water scenery on the far distance.

The side of the pool has a wooden flooring fitted with lounge chairs.

Along with solar panels, the rooftop also has a garden.

The rooftop garden also has flowering shrubs and tropical plants.

This is a close at the rooftop's wooden deck flooring along with a modern concrete structure that houses the chimney.

This rooftop also has a large open space on its wooden deck flooring perfect for a lounge area of spot for yoga.

This is another look at the modern concrete structure that houses the chimney on the far side.

This concrete structure can also function as a bench.

A few steps from the concrete structure is the small rooftop pool with a dark tone to it.

This is a nighttime view of the back of the house that stands out with its brightly lit patio.

This side of the house has bamboo panels on its walls that also allow light to escape giving it a unique look.

This is a close look at the swimming pool that has a wooden deck side fitted with lounge chairs.

These lounge chairs pair well with the wooden deck flooring of the area.

The part of the wooden deck poolside area is adorned with warm outdoor lighting.

This view showcases the pool's ethereal lighting and the outdoor lighting of the trees in the distance.

The bright lights of the patio also stems from the white curtains of the glass walls.

This is an illustration of the house site map.

This is an illustration of the house ground level floor plan.

This is an illustration of the house floor plan.

This is an illustration of the house floor plan with labels.

This is an illustration of the house elevation.

This is an illustration of the house elevation with a diagram for airflow.

The project was born from a different and very peculiar interview: – “I would like that the house has music, feeling, wood, air, fire, water, light, path, search. And it was also an icon that represente something innovative. “- Developed from its conception by a group of professionals from different areas, the project and the work of House 01 was developed with sustainability premises, trying to prove that one can build in a Rational, minimizing environmental impacts, transforming an object of living into an example object of change of habits in the construction and the use of the residence.

House 01, located in the Condominium Lagoa Dourada in Criciúma (SC), was the winner of the Saint-Gobain Prize for Architecture – Sustainable Habitat in the categories Featured Sustainability and Professional Residential Modality. This award is national, it’s in the 4th edition, and aims to reward projects that present better solutions for the rational use of natural resources.

Owned by clinical philosopher Beto Colombo and Albany Colombo, the architect Diego Espirito Santo is responsible for the project. Amanda Pamato de Souza (Luminotcnic project), the landscape architect Benedito Abbud, the engineer Mauro César Sônego and the interior architect Vânia Marroni Búrigo.

The initial intention was to create a promenade architecturale, contemplating internal courtyards, large rooms, the division between private and social areas, as well as promoting a visual contact with the exterior landscape. Another aspect taken into account was the integration between the environment and the interior of the residence, protecting the privacy of its residents through architectural strategies.

During the design stage, several factors interfered in the decisions, such as the conditioners of the environment – where no tree was removed -, the needs program, and technical aspects of compatibility with other designers.

The horizontal frames and openings were responsible for many bioclimatic aspects, such as large areas of lighting and ventilation, besides being the main integrating elements of architecture with nature.

The needs program on the ground floor includes a garage, service suite, library, garden, cinema room, gym, restrooms, pool, living room, tasting room, laundry area, closet, and sewing studio. In the technical subsoil are located the warehouse, studio, central control, and energy, and cisterns, along with the treatment of sewage and pumps.

From the outset, Ecoefective solutions and materials were sought that were truly sustainable and healthy for both people and the environment. In order to achieve the objectives, intelligent solutions for water treatment were applied, reusing and treating 100% of the sewage generated by the residence on the ground.

Another highlight of this project was the innovation with the use of titanium dioxide in the concrete that has the property of cleaning the air, eliminating the CO2 of 12 cars per day because with the incidence of the ultraviolet rays in contact with the concrete walls of the house Causes it to release free radicals that break down pollutants by acting as a natural air purifier.

In addition, House 01 also has several other aspects that have been designed, from its design, to reduce environmental impacts. They are waste management plan, Integrated System Ecosewer that reuses water for irrigation of the land, use of photovoltaic panels, and the need for air conditioning for cooling or heating of the residence because special attention has been given to cross ventilation, natural lighting, Solar orientation and use of Ecoroof – Medium Laminar System.

In interior design, materials were used with technology aimed at sustainability throughout the interior of the house that was possible. Among them are the baseboards made of recycled material, fixed furniture made with reforestation wood, all the fabrics used were linen and cotton that are natural, the inner floor was made with treated wood, the bamboo was elected as the main wood of the house mainly used in the internal doors, reuse of furniture that was already in use by the owners, accessibility of the house that was conceived with universal access, among others, that are part of the concept of sustainability.