Architects:gru.a

Area :50 m²

Year :2021

Photographs :Rafael Salim

Lead Architects :Pedro Varella e Caio Calafate

Project Team : Pedro Varella, Caio Calafate, André Cavendish, Ingrid Colares, Antonio Machado

Structure : Rodrigo Affonso

Lighting Consutlant : Maneco Quinderé

Construction : Alex e Aleandro Souza da Silva

City : Araras

Country : Brazil

“Abrigo Alto” is part of a set of 3 buildings designed by the crane for a site in Vale das Videiras, in the mountainous region of Rio de Janeiro. “Pavilhão” (built in 2016), “Abrigo Alto” and “ Abrigo Baixo” (built in 2022). Each one, with 30m2 of internal area, has a reserved space for sleeping - closed by a light curtain -, a room connected to a front deck, a small pantry and a complete bathroom.

The valley shelters follow the same construction system and spatial modules: spans of 3m and 5m with supports ranging from wooden pillars to ceramic masonry walls. The solid wood framework supports the roof in thermo-acoustic trapezoidal tile panels, which lean over to form eaves of up to 1.80 m. In more controlled environments (bedrooms and bathrooms) a thin slab of reinforced concrete works as a ceiling, creating a double layer of insulation from the outside.

In the section that looks out over the valley, the “Abrigo Alto” is enclosed by a glass panel along its entire length, which, added to the upper enclosure, forms a translucent box.

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