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House K, stocksund-sweden

La Casa K es un bloque estrecho que atraviesa el lote separándolo en un jardín

anterior y un jardín posterior. Esta posición en el terreno favorece que la casa

sea vista casi siempre de frente y percibida como una pared hueca cuya profundidad

apenas alcanza para albergar los espacios habitables.

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El bloque provee espacios que reciben la luz desde diversas direcciones. Esto

se acentúa por medio de dos espacios en doble altura que además conducen

las visuales en forma diagonal a través del interior. La planta baja es un gran

espacio continuo y la planta alta está fuertemente caracterizada por un pasillo

central que balconea a ambos huecos. Pero ninguno de los planos resulta tan

elocuente como la maqueta virtual, cuyos volúmenes representan no los llenos

sino los vacíos del espacio interior. La construcción es simple y económica: una

cáscara continua de hormigón armado envuelta por una estructura de madera

de bastidores y tableros. La aislación térmica reviste la cáscara de hormigón por

fuera y por dentro. En el interior, placas de yeso tipo Pladur o Durlock completan

la estanqueidad térmica y simplifican la instalación de conductos. El hormigón

sólo se manifiesta en la marquesina de la entrada.

59º23’14’’N

18º04’18’’E

architecture tham & videgård hansson arkitekter area 285 sqm roof terrace 20 sqm. date of completion

november 2004 photographer Åke E:son Lindman

The house in Stocksund is a thin block with cut-outs for light, double-heights and

a roof terrace. Using the full width of the property it separates the front yard

facing east from the garden in south-west. Through its position on the site, the

house is experienced almost exclusively at an frontal angle, and appears as if

just a line, a wall with a certain depth to fit in space for living.

The shallow block provides spaces that can introduce light from several directions.

This is enhanced by the two double-heights that also guide views diagonally

through the interior. The plan is simple: entrance and stairs fits into one

box on ground level, a central passage on the upper floor gives access to bedrooms.

The interior is one continuous space in two levels. As a result, movement

through the house is characterised by visual shortcuts, spaces and activities

overlap. The main structure is in situ cast concrete, which is exposed in the cantilevered

entrance canopy, only seven centimetre thin. By using a system with

the thermal insulation as form work, costs have been reduced to not more than

a standard type house. The interior is finished with white plaster, all floors and

wooden details are white ash.

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