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O documento descreve a casa Smith projetada por Richard Meier em 1965-1967 em Darien, Connecticut. A casa de três andares é composta por amplas áreas com grandes partes de vidro localizadas em uma encosta arborizada. O projeto explora a subtração e adição de volumes cúbicos para criar contrastes visuais com o entorno natural.
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- 6. Partido: Volumetria através da Setorização Linguagem arquitetônica: moderna, formada por uma trilogia: o branco, um módulo ( o quadrado) e a luz;
- 7. Composição: Muitas vezes se pensa, erradamente, que esta casa foi construída em concreto,quando na verdade ela foi feita de madeira. A chaminé é pilares exteriores de tijolo e interiores metálicos.
- 8. Bibliografia: Sites: http://arqfrancinisanches.blogspot.com/2009/11/richard-meier.html http://www.richardmeier.com/www/ http://eng.archinform.net/arch/1100.htm http://en.wikiarquitectura.com/index.php/Smith_House http://www.arqred.mx/blog/2010/06/18/richard-meier-importancia-de-la-estructura-en-su-edificacion-ca / Livro: Arquitetura: temas de composição Autores:R.Clark e M. Pause
- 9. Alunos: RA: Cilene Barbosa 909111237 Débora Aparecida 909116497 Raphael Rodrigues 909102440 13 , Março de 2013
- 10. Alunos: RA: Cilene Barbosa 909111237 Débora Aparecida 909116497 Raphael Rodrigues 909102440 13 , Março de 2013