Architects: Grua Arquitetos
Space: 70 m²
Yr: 2022
Pictures: Rafael Salim
Undertaking Group: Pedro Varella, Caio Calafate, André Cavendish, Ingrid Colares, Antonio Machado
Structural Research: Rodrigo Affonso
Lighting Design: Maneco Quinderé
Development: Alex e Aleandro Souza da Silva
Metropolis: Petrópolis
Nation: Brazil

The home is fabricated from bricks and plywood panels that open at two completely different heights like a standard system of farm doorways.

The wood deck and the plywood panel open at two completely different heights offers the home a novel look.

The plywood panels could be utilized as doorways or partitions for the home.

Uncovered concrete end is used as flooring inside the home.

Picket pillars and brick partitions had been used to assist the home.

Detailed design of the wood panel and the steel body.

Plywood panel and the wood deal with.

The home is located on a slope surrounded by stunning bushes.

Flooring plan of the home.

Flooring plan of the home with bushes.

Flooring plan of the home and the steel format.

Elevation plan of the home.

Elevation plan of the home.
Textual content description offered by the architects. The “Abrigo Baixo” is a part of 3 projected buildings on a web site within the valley of the vines, area of Rio de Janeiro: “Pavilhão” (the primary to be constructed, in 2016), “Abrigo Alto” and “Abrigo Baixo” deliberate in 2019 and finalized in 2022. Every of them has 30m2 of inside space and has an area reserved for sleep – closed off with a light-weight curtain – a room linked to the entrance deck, a small kitchen, and a completely outfitted lavatory.
The valley shelters comply with the identical development system and layouts: spans of three and 5 meters with helps starting from pillars in wooden to ceramic masonry partitions. The strong wooden framework helps the roof in thermo-acoustic trapezoidal tile panels, which lean over to kind eaves of as much as 1.80 m. In additional managed environments (bedrooms and bogs) a skinny slab of bolstered concrete works as a ceiling, making a double layer of insulation from the skin.
Within the part that overlooks the valley, the “Abrigo Baixo” is closed by a panel of plywood panels that open at two completely different heights, referring to the standard system of farm doorways.