Inside EA House: A Thoughtful Approach by Jacobsen | ARCHITECTURE HUNTER

People started this house for her, which is an entrance that I distribute to all points. If you see that you have a glass ceiling, that projected square sum is a quarter of the height of the ground. Its shape is almost like a broken cross, but its first intention was to draw voids. After that, we're going to pavilions, she's a good pavilionist. And she was very attached to the people she met there. It was a mid-topographic architecture, which people wanted to make by mixing it with the terrain, It's not visible, only from above. That's what people think will happen. Because people think of high planes, like they're skirts, like they're out there, And that there was people talking like it was a big vase all over the house. Water, I think it was one of the few things a client asked for after he saw the project. The house was very well received by the people, they didn't have to change anything in terms of architecture, Then she had this no-end social side, A little more gymnastics, more spa, more leisure. So he was embedded in the lake almost in a way, a landscape design. But he's just gonna grab that last deck of the house, and that's where the whole lake project comes in. The intention is to have a house that's elevated, a fluctuation in volume, Sometimes entering water below, floating more, and a gesture. This thing that fits our levels, to make a house disappear, is a very important thing. First, this kind of has a large and flat plot. Then we can make a house on land, which is always our will. Top of the hill, then people had a main view, an orientation that people had already identified, But a house could be open to all sides. It was also an idea of the house, a sensory house, a house careta do dia, An open house, plenty of glass, these walls, these elements that function as breezes, As circulations are open, but they are protected, you sit inside, But at the same time it's a little extreme to be open to yourself. It's interesting to make a house more fun. Architecture, for a people, is very well-being. With this legacy of residential architecture, it's almost an interpretation of people's dreams. In addition to the result, which is a thing that is a demonstration of the periods of the epoch, too, It's oxygen, it's a very fun thing, it's something that, in a way, I'm taking it less seriously to have a certain freedom.