Yano House / Peninsula Arquitetura
· valeria silva
AI Briefing
- • Yano House was designed on a 440m² lot with nine reinforced concrete porticoes.
- • Porticoes have columns embedded in side boundary walls, with exposed upper beams serving as roofing support.
- • No exposed columns in interior or exterior spaces.
Source Summary
Yano House was designed on a lot measuring 10 meters in width by 44 meters in length. The architectural approach is based on the arrangement of nine reinforced concrete porticoes, which span the shorter cross-section of the site. These porticoes have their columns embedded within the masonry of the side boundary walls, while the upper beams, which remain exposed, also serve as support for the roofing system. There are no exposed columns in either the interior or exterior spaces.
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