BELLA VISTA
Proyecto de interiorismo para una villa en Benicasim
En 2005 se desarrolla un programa de 4 unifamiliares en la cima de un cerro en Benicasim. En una parcela privilegiada, desde donde se disfruta de vistas al mar y a la montaña, los arquitectos, integraron las 4 casas a la irregular topografía existente. A casi 20 años de distancia tomamos el testigo para actualizar una de ellas a las nuevas exigencias familiares.
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El encargo supone a la vez una responsabilidad y un gran estímulo creativo. Pues, se trata de realizar una intervención consciente y respetuosa para preservar las características originales de la casa y potenciar sus puntos fuertes. En el caso concreto, la marcada componente plástica y arquitectónica de la vivienda exige potenciar la funcionalidad espacial y adaptar la distribución a un estilo de vida familiar. Por consiguiente, mediante un minucioso trabajo de carpintería, se diseña y realiza un traje a medida que resuelve las necesidades planteadas por los propietarios.
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Por otra parte, la paleta de blancos rotos, grises azulados y verdes grisáceos establece un diálogo armonioso, fusionando la intervención con el diseño original. Este juego de colores, en el que se utiliza una paleta reducida, crea una atmósfera sugestiva y arraiga la vivienda al entorno. La voluntad de integración de la misma con el paraje natural que la rodea define el planteamiento de las demás intervenciones que hacen un guiño a las Case Study Houses de los 50.
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Diseño interior y estilismo: gap interiorismo
Fotografía: Ana Ferrero
Fotografía: Ana Ferrero
English text:
Interior design project for a villa in Benicasim.
In 2005, the award-winning architecture firm Ripoll y Tizón embarked on a project involving four single-family homes atop a hill in Benicasim. Situated on a privileged plot with views of both the sea and the mountains, the architects seamlessly integrated these four houses into the existing irregular topography. Nearly 20 years later, we have taken the baton to update one of these homes to meet modern family needs.
The commission represents both a responsibility and a great creative stimulus. It involves carrying out a conscious and respectful intervention to preserve the original features of the house and enhance its strengths. In this specific case, the pronounced plastic and architectural component of the dwelling demands enhancing spatial functionality and adapting the layout to a family lifestyle. Consequently, through meticulous carpentry work, a custom-made solution is designed and executed to address the needs raised by the owners.
Furthermore, the palette of off-whites, bluish grays, and grayish greens establishes a harmonious dialogue, seamlessly merging the intervention with the original design. This play of colors, utilizing a restrained palette, creates an evocative atmosphere and firmly grounds the dwelling within its surroundings. The intention to integrate it with the natural landscape that envelops it shapes the approach of the other interventions, paying homage to the 1950s Case Study Houses
In 2005, the award-winning architecture firm Ripoll y Tizón embarked on a project involving four single-family homes atop a hill in Benicasim. Situated on a privileged plot with views of both the sea and the mountains, the architects seamlessly integrated these four houses into the existing irregular topography. Nearly 20 years later, we have taken the baton to update one of these homes to meet modern family needs.
The commission represents both a responsibility and a great creative stimulus. It involves carrying out a conscious and respectful intervention to preserve the original features of the house and enhance its strengths. In this specific case, the pronounced plastic and architectural component of the dwelling demands enhancing spatial functionality and adapting the layout to a family lifestyle. Consequently, through meticulous carpentry work, a custom-made solution is designed and executed to address the needs raised by the owners.
Furthermore, the palette of off-whites, bluish grays, and grayish greens establishes a harmonious dialogue, seamlessly merging the intervention with the original design. This play of colors, utilizing a restrained palette, creates an evocative atmosphere and firmly grounds the dwelling within its surroundings. The intention to integrate it with the natural landscape that envelops it shapes the approach of the other interventions, paying homage to the 1950s Case Study Houses
