Hemeroscopium House in Madrid Designed by Ensamble Studio

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Special for home enthusiasts, at this moment we will present a simple review in relation to Hemeroscopium House. Looking at the picture above, it seems the building of the house uses contemporary materials in order that it looks very fascinating and appealing from any sides. The Hemeroscopium House is perfectly designed by Ensamble Studio. This house stands in Las Rozas, Madrid, Spain. Detailed constructed area features 400 sqm. For the Greek, the Hemeroscopium House becomes a place where the sun sets perfectly. What do you think?

More detailed information of Hemeroscopium House

Hemeroscopium House is kind of a house with traps, a domestic space, and a distant horizon. Some structures enclose the living spaces allowing the vision to escape. The house features the system of equilibrium. By certain structures, the house of Hemeroscopium shows aerial, light, transparent, and the space kept inside flows with life.

A glance review of Hemeroscopium House

“Based on archdaily.com,

for the Greek, Hemeroscopium is the place where the sun sets. An allusion to a place that exists only in our mind, in our senses, that is ever-changing and mutable, but is nonetheless real. It is delimited by the references of the horizon, by the physical limits, defined by light, and it happens in time. Hemeroscopium house traps, a domestic space, and a distant horizon. And it does so playing a game with structures placed in an apparently unstable balance that enclose the living spaces allowing the vision to escape. With heavy structures and big actions, disposed in a way to provoke gravity to move the space. And this way it defines the place.
The order in which these structures are piled up generates a helix that sets out from a stable support, the mother beam, and develops upwards in a sequence of elements that become lighter as the structure grows, closing on a point that culminates the system of equilibrium. Seven elements in total. The design of their joints respond to their constructive nature, to their forces; and their stresses express the structural condition they have. By the way this structure is set, the house becomes aerial, light, transparent, and the space kept inside flows with life. The apparent simplicity of the structure’s joints requires in fact the development of complex calculations, due to the reinforcement, and the prestress and post-tension of the steel rods that sew the web of the beams.
Additional specification building of Hemeroscopium House:

Architects: Ensamble Studio
Location: Las Rozas, Madrid, Spain
Principal in Charge: Antón García- Abril
Collaborators: Elena Pérez, Débora Mesa, Jorge Consuegra, Marina Otero, Ricardo Sanz
Technical Architect: Javier Cuesta
Promotor: Hemeroscopium
Contractor: Materia Inorgánica
Project year: 2005-2008
Constructed Area: 400 sqm
Photographs: Ensamble Studio