架构师提供的文本描述。巴兰科436项目位于秘鲁利马的巴兰科风景如画的地区，位于该地区独特的地形边缘，面向公共空间，具有独特的海景景观。遗址面积120平方米，呈三角形，正面宽9米，背面宽3米。我们设计的项目70%的土地面积，在4层，高度允许的分区参数。该卷分为两个机构，以编程方式将公共-私人关系与3套公寓分开，每层有一套公寓。艺术工作室-画廊设计在一楼，属于公寓的第一层。

Text description provided by the architects. Located in the picturesque district of Barranco in Lima, Peru, the project Barranco 436 is located in a characteristic topographic edge of the area, facing a public space and with a privileged view of the seascape. The site is 120 square meters and is characterized by its triangular shape, 9 meters wide at the front and 3 meters wide at the back. We designed the project on 70% of the area of the site, on 4 levels with the height allowed by the zoning parameters. The volume is divided into two bodies that programmatically separate the public-private relations from the 3 apartments, and in which there is one apartment per floor. An art studio-gallery is designed on the ground floor, which belongs to the apartment on the first level.

 © Sebastián Castillo

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该卷由两个身体连接，连接一个桥梁图书馆，跨越85厘米的高度差，连接公共领域与私人空间，并产生一个阁楼3.75米高的后空间的画廊。由于场地是拉长的，公共空间被布置到主立面，在前面的空间上形成随机的梯田，产生加强与景观关系的角落。所需的3个停车位是通过电梯设计的，避免了以停车场牺牲街道水平，并赋予干预更大的城市意义。这是一个紧凑的项目，旨在充分利用空间、景观和可居住性；试图重新评估和传播该地区的复兴。

The volume consists of two bodies joined by a bridge-library that spans a height difference of 85 cm, joining the public areas with the private spaces and generating a mezzanine 3.75 m high in the back space of the gallery. Since the site is elongated, the public spaces are laid out towards the main facade, articulating random terraces on the front volume, generating corners that reinforce the relationship with the landscape. The 3 parking spaces required are designed by means of a car elevator, avoiding sacrificing the street level with parking lots and giving a greater urban meaning to the intervention. This is a compact project designed to achieve the full use of spaces, views, and livability; trying to reassess and spread the regeneration of the district.

Architects JSª

Location Barranco District, Peru

Category Apartments

Team Javier Sánchez, Irvine Torres, Francisco de la Concha, Eduardo Zambrano

Area 540.0 m2

Year 2012

Photography Sebastián Castillo