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Henaway House

A compact 100 m² residence located in the Portasol community, designed to integrate with the tropical landscape through a simple, functional, and open architecture.

Category

Residential

Location

Portasol, Costa Rica

Year

2021

Status

Built

Description

Henaway House is a 100 m² residence located within the Portasol community, designed with a simple and efficient architecture that integrates with the natural surroundings. The project prioritizes the relationship between interior and exterior spaces through generous openings, terraces, and areas that allow residents to enjoy the surrounding tropical landscape. Its compact scale responds to a functional design strategy that optimizes each space while maintaining a sense of openness and connection with nature. The architecture uses durable materials and clear volumetry adapted to the region’s humid tropical climate. The result is a contemporary, lightweight home well integrated into the landscape of Portasol.

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Project information

Location

Portasol, Costa Rica

Scope

Architectural design

Area

100 m²

Program

Single-family residence

Year

2020

Status

Built

Category

Residential

Details

Concept

The house is conceived as a compact residence designed to maximize the relationship between architecture and the tropical landscape.

Spatial organization

The project organizes the main living spaces to take advantage of views, natural ventilation, and daylight throughout the day.

Relationship with the environment

The architecture seeks to integrate with the natural landscape of Portasol through simple volumes, open terraces, and generous openings toward the exterior.

Materiality

The material palette uses durable construction solutions adapted to the tropical climate, prioritizing low maintenance and proper ventilation.

Strategies

  • Compact and efficient design
  • Natural ventilation strategies
  • Integration with tropical landscape
  • Large openings toward the exterior
  • Durable materials adapted to the climate

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