架构师提供的文本描述。在一片方圆的土地上：之间的边界被认为是一个立面。如果我们仔细看，我们的情节可能会比它的真实大小更大。(鼓掌)

Text description provided by the architects. In a next-to-a-square plot of land: the boundary between is considered as a facade. If we look though it, our plot may be perceived larger than it´s real size.  

这所房子分为两个街区：白昼区，朝向北，与后院直接相连；夜间区，包括在一个平行-正方形的街区。用砖块砌成的非实心墙有助于阻挡强烈的西方太阳.

The house is organized in two blocks: the day area, oriented to the north, with a straight connection to the backyard; and the night area, included on a parallel-to the-square block. A non-solid wall, made with bricks, helps to stop the strong western sun.

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房子和它的建筑，在那里解决了抵押贷款，这是以配额形式提供的。需要完成这个信用的有限的，连续的阶段和低布吉，使我们组织了一个层次-逻辑的建设阶段。每一层对信贷的一个特定阶段作出反应，精确地塑造每一个建设时期。

The house and its construction where solved with a mortgage credit which was given in quotas. The needs to fulfill the restricted, consecutive stages of this credit and the low budjet, made us organize the building phases with a layers-logic. Each layer responds to a particular phase of the credit, shaping precisely every construction period.

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由于低矮的喷芽机，房子被认为是一个外壳，试图覆盖尽可能大的面积，考虑但不建立内隔板和额外的表面。因此，这个房间的街区被设想成一个独特的空间，在未来将被细分为三间卧室，家具墙壁由胶合板制成，在北方的街区，屋顶褶皱形成一个很高的空间，预示着未来夹层的可能性。在这个地方，一个大窗口允许进入南方的双熔断灯，一旦阁楼建成，有机会考虑整个邻近的公共区域的延伸。

Because of the low budjet, the house was thought as a shell which attempts to cover the largest area as possible, considering but not building inner divisions and extra surfaces. Thereby, the room´s block was conceived as a unique space to be subdivided in the future, in three bedrooms, with furniture walls made with plywood and, in the North’s block, the roof folds generating a high space and suggesting the possibility of a future mezzanine. In this place, a big window allows the incoming of South’s difuse light and, once the mezzanine is built, the opportunity to contemplate the whole adjacent public area´s extension.

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Architects Estudio Arzubialde

Location Roldán, Argentina

Category Houses

Architect in Charge Franco Piccini, Santiago Rafael Baulíes, Martín Cabezudo

Collaborator Cecilia Pellegrini

Area 93.0 m2

Project year 2014

Photography Franco Piccini