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The architect Alberto Campo Baeza designed the Gaspar House in 1992, on the outskirts of the tourist town of Vejer de la Frontera, in the Province of Cádiz, Spain. A simple and elegant project that responds to a fundamental idea that will dominate the design of the project: user privacy from the outside along with a very low budget.
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Gaspar House, Vejer de la Frontera. Alberto Campo Baeza Spain At the client's insistence on absolute independence, it was decided that the solution would be an enclosed space, a hortus conclusus. The house, bordered by four walls rising 3.5 meters, is an 18x18-meter square divided into three equal parts.. Alberto Campo Baeza Spain Building.
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Gaspar House Gaspar house Architetture famose Gaspar House photos Alberto Campo Baeza - Gaspar House, Vejer, Cadiz, Spain, 1992 Photo: Hisao Suzuki The architect, at the request of the client who wanted absolute independence, decided to create a closed fence, a "hortus conclusus" or a closed grove.
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Gaspar House by Alberto Campo Baeza, Vejer de la Frontera, Spain, 1992. The project is developed on a square in the plan of 90 square meters, above it, a prismatic volume rises where the color white, very characteristic conjunction of Campo Baeza architecture together with traditional Cadiz architecture where both languages are understood and.
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PROJECT GASPAR HOUSE 1992 PUBLICATIONS AV Monografías At the client's insistence on absolute independence, it was decided to create an enclosed precinct, a "hortus conclusus" or closed grove. The house, defined by four enclosure walls of 3.5 meters, is based on a square measuring 18 x 18 meters which is subdivided into three equal parts.
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Alberto Campo Baeza. At the client's insistence on absolute independence, it was decided to create an enclosed precinct, a "hortus conclusus" or closed grove. The house, defined by four enclosure walls of 3.5 meters, is based on a square measuring 18 x 18 meters which is subdivided into three equal parts. Only the central portion is roofed.
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Architect: Alberto Campo Baeza. Location: Vejer de la Frontera, Cádiz, Spain. Client: Gaspar Guerrero. Project: 1990. Built: 1992. Area: 110sqm. Photographer: Hisao Suzuky, EACB. Sketches View all the sketches Plans Models Images Videos Play Previous page Next page Gaspar House, Vejer de la Frontera, Cádiz. Spain 1992.
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Alberto Campo Baeza . Gaspar House, Vejer de la Frontera Alberto Campo Baeza . Typologies House Housing ; Date 1990 - 1992; City Vejer de la Frontera (Cádiz) Country Spain ; Photographer Hisao Suzuki ; At the client's insistence on absolute independence, it was decided that the solution would be an enclosed space, a.
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Gaspar house The architect, at the request of the client who wanted absolute independence, decided to create a closed enclosure, a "hortus conclusus" or a closed grove. The house, defined by four walls of 3.5 meters, is based on a square of 18 x 18 meters divided into three equal parts. Only the central part is covered.
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Alberto Campo Baeza Download complete CV Born in Valladolid, where his grandfather was an architect, but from the age of two, he lived in Cádiz where he saw the Light. He is an Emeritus Head Professor of Design in the Madrid School of Architecture, ETSAM, where he has been a tenured Professor for more than 35 years.
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1992 Gaspar House, Cádiz At the client's insistence on absolute independence, it was decided to create an enclosed precinct, a "hortus conclusus" or closed grove. The house, defined by four enclosure walls of 3.5 meters, is based on a square measuring 18 x 18 meters which is subdivided into three equal parts. Only the central portion is roofed.
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Gaspar House Alberto Campo Baeza explains his project Gaspar House, built in Zahora, Cádiz, in 1992. At the client's insistence on abolute indepence, it was decided to create an enclosed precint, a "hortus conclusus" or closed grove.