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La Planicie House is the definitely a showcase of high end architecture, a tremendous total surface of 905 square meters it`s not something that we would usually call small. Materialized in La Molina District, Peru the mansion is more then we would expect at a first glance. The author of this masterpiece, OscarGonzalezMoix, has managed to do something that most dream homes are tying to do these days, establish a strong connection with the environment, realize a backyard landscaping that would not seem artificial in a picture by the house, trying to make the home embrace the surroundings and materialize it in a high end luxurious object as well.
As a home in New Zealand that we have previously reviewed, this one uses a U -Shape blueprint as well and as a result the central courtyard created becomes a normal part of the house, a natural extension. The U-Shape is of course oriented towards the breathtaking surroundings, taking advantage of the lot .
The architects are further describing some aspects of the inner structure of the luxurious mansion:
“On one side of the field lies a longitudinal volume that contains the double-height main entrance, kitchen, living room and main circulation. This object acts as a backbone and connects the programs. Three faces define the courtyard; one of her is the backbone, the other two are projecting higher specific volumes. Between the two volumes, the yard articulates the winter living room and summer dining (barbecue / grill)”
Huge luxurious dream homes are definitely the target of a lot of criticism and it`s natural to be this way. We would love to hear your opinion in the comment section bellow on this no mater which side you pick.












Photo Courtesy to Juan Solano
Beautiful!!!
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Hey! I was wondering if this house had sections, elevations, and plans available with more detail. I’d love to see more of it!
I’m a student at Wentworth Institute of Technology and I’d love to do a precedent study on this home.