FOREST 15

The Forest 15 complex is developed in Chitila, Ilfov. It consists of two rows of houses lined up, positioned on either side of a private road, which has access with gate. The dwellings are GF + 1, except for the four ends, which mark the complex, which are GF + 2. Inside the complex, the courtyards of the houses are bounded only by the green fence, the parking lot and the backyards of the houses being open to the private street.

The layout used for these homes is simple, minimal, but functional and ergonomic. The ground floor has the following functions: kitchen, dining area, access hall, technical space, bathroom and living room. The floor has the following functions: two bedrooms, bathroom, master bedroom with bathroom and dressing room. For the end houses, which have a second level, it has: an open space living room, a bathroom, a storage room and an open perimeter terrace.

The volume of the houses combines two types of roof: framing roof used for the middle houses, but treated modern and with a small slope, so that at eye level it is not perceptible and the terrace type roof, used for end houses, which have the structure of the second floor. From metal profiles, sandwich panels closures and hpl panels.

The colors and materials used on the facades of the houses, the large glazed surfaces, the types of installations used inside (air conditioning systems, underfloor heating) and the comfort given by this private space that has been created, frame the houses in a modern architecture, but functional and useful for the housing needs of young families.

The structure system used is one made of reinforced concrete, with piles and structural slab.

For this complex, two more variants were made, two feasibility studies of those volumes, until the final agreed solution was reached.

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