A Warm and Contemporary Cube-Shaped House Over the Surrounding Greenery in Cañete, Peru

Casa P12 is a contemporary cube-shaped house designed by Martín Dulanto Architect. The home is located in Cañete, Lima, Peru, offers a warm interior design, a large open plan living dining room and courtyard with reflecting pool.

by Maria Jul 18, 2020 50 Images

Martín Dulanto Architect

Casa P12 by Martín Dulanto Architect

“This project takes part of a personal exploration where different blocks and the vacuum generated between them are the protagonists.

The volume was proposed as a large white box that has been excavated and within which appear different “buckets” with various materials (wood, exposed concrete, etc.).

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These “cubes” appear, along the entire project, at different scales: from the main cube, white and container of the entire project, to medium sized cubes as the wood (kitchen), exposed concrete (main bedroom), and painted yellow (guest bathroom), reaching smaller cubes , as some furniture.

The social area of the first level was turned with a dual purpose: To guide the social area to the park in front of the house, but also to the boardwalk and the beach. And to break the continuity of the orthogonal walls of nearby houses, generating a particular perspective from the road to the park.

The project has the following environments:

1. Level One: Master bedroom (with walk in closet and bathroom), main room, secondary living room, guest bathroom, kitchen, laundry, clothes lines.
2. Basement: 3 bedrooms(with bathroom), with capacity for 4 persons each, living room, courtyard with reflecting pool, room service, bathroom service.
3. Terrace: 2 rooms, dining room, bbq area, deck, pool.”

Photos by: Martín Dulanto Architect & Juan Solano