Los Leones Stables designed by Pablo Lamarca & Tomás Swett, The task was to Develop stable amenities for Frisona horses, including cleaning, saddle, sickbay rooms, and offices.
In order to allow an easy growth of the horse’s farm, the design was based in a repeatable module frame which allows holding structure for the walls and roofs of the stable.
The Project was designed taking into consideration the weather conditions of the site (3000 mm average rainfall) and the necessity of generating a protected space, but which at the same time allows appropriate ventilation. The Project considers a big Metallic roof supported by the wooden frames and covered in three faces for rain isolation.
The modular stables are organized like contiguous wood boxes under a covered space.
It is possible to define the Project as a big twisted Square frame under which a programmatic extruded cube is allocated. One module is devoted to the estables, the other to the offices and in the space created between both, it is the saddle room. The position of both modules consider the landscape of the site and the old trees in the surroundings.
Project Info:
Architects: Pablo Lamarca & Tomás Swett
Location: Los Leones, Osorno, Chile
Structural Engineering: Alex Popp
Area: 455.0 m2
Project Year: 2009
Project Name: Los Leones Stables
All Images Courtesy Of Pablo Lamarca & Tomás Swett
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