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OMA '98 - BORDEAUX HOUSE

STUDENTS
JULIE KRAFFT
FINOLA SIMPSON

DEGREE
BA ARCHITECTURE, 1st YEAR

MATERIALS/TECHNOLOGY
RHINO MATERIAL RENDERING

TOOL/PROCESS
RHINO 3D MODELLING, RENDERING, GIF ANIMATION

ARCHITECT
OMA

LOCATION
BORDEAUX, FRANCE

DATE
1994-1998

CLIENT
N/A

STATUS
COMPLETED

PROGRAM
RESIDENTIAL

ENGINEER/CONSULTANTS
ARUP

AREA SITE
500m²

AREA PROJECT
TBC

STORIES
3

BUILDING HEIGHT
TBC

by Julie Krafft Bruland and Finola Simpson (BA Architecture, 1st Year)


The Maison à Bordeaux is a private residence of three floors on a cape-like hill overlooking Bordeaux. The lower level is a series of caverns carved out from the hill, designed for the most intimate life of the family; the ground floor on garden level is a glass room – half inside, half outside – for living; and the upper floor is divided into a children's and a parents' area. The heart of the house is a 3x3.5m elevator platform that moves freely between the three floors, becoming part of the living space or kitchen or transforming itself into an intimate office space, and granting access to books, artwork, and the wine cellar. 

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text and images courtesy of OMA

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