December 7th, 2009 | By: 
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House In Peñarredonda – a.f. abeijón-fernandez arquitectos
Project: House In Peñarredonda
Author: a.f. abeijón-fernandez arqutiectos
Arch. José Abeijón Vela
Arch. Miguel Fernández Carreras
Location: A Coruña, Spain
Underground floor: 223,18 m²
Ground floor: 201,88 m²
First floor: 159,90 m²
Under-roof floor: 113,11 m²
The project is the architect’s house; that’s why it reflects his own architectural interest. The volume development is based on formal research as the aim of the architectural object.
The special nature of architects’ houses makes them different from the common buildings.
The spatial position of the house determines the position of the main door. This main door serves as a separation between the public and private areas of the house. The layout gives the impression of spatial continuity. This feature make the house confortable for its users.
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Tags: A Coruña, a.f. abeijon-fernandez arquitectos, Aluminum, España, Glass, house
George
says:
This is a very interesting house, specially since its the architects house. How many architects are able to live in a house design by them?
December 7th, 2009 17:47Kobus
says:
This guy seems to be very enthusiastic in his way to design. It’s a shame that his ethics and skills is not at the same level of his talent and drawings.
December 14th, 2009 4:48His products are not well-finished, not suited to the weather where is supossed to be built, the smallest details are not observed.
Finally, the relation with the clients is completely obscured by the money, and not by stablishing a strong and sincere relationship with them…
I encourage everyone to research into Abeijon buildings’s history and check whether his whole career is a fake.
Shame.