Latapie House, Floirac

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Latapie House in Floirac is an experimental low-cost family residence known for its translucent, flexible design, co-created by architects including Jean-Philippe Vassal.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf experimental house
residential building
single-family house
work of architecture
architect Anne Lacaton NERFINISHED
Jean-Philippe Vassal NERFINISHED
architecturalFirm Lacaton & Vassal NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle contemporary architecture
minimalist architecture
client Latapie family NERFINISHED
constructionType lightweight construction
country France
designConcept maximum space with minimum cost
transformable living space
energyStrategy passive solar gain through translucent skin
floorCount 2
function permanent dwelling
hasAreaType indoor-outdoor transitional space
hasDesignGoal affordable high-quality living space
spatial generosity on a limited budget
hasExtension polycarbonate volume at garden side
hasFacadeType polycarbonate curtain-like facade
hasGarden yes
hasInteriorOrganization mezzanine level
open-plan living area
hasNumberOfFloors 2
hasPlanType rectangular plan
hasSetting suburban context
hasStructure steel frame
hasTransparentEnvelope yes
inception 1993
influenced later low-cost housing projects by Lacaton & Vassal
locatedIn Floirac NERFINISHED
France
Gironde NERFINISHED
Nouvelle-Aquitaine
material metal frame
polycarbonate
timber
notableFeature flexible interior space
greenhouse-like extension
low-cost construction
translucent facade
recognizedAs key early project of Lacaton & Vassal
roofType pitched roof
use family residence
yearCompleted 1993

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Jean-Philippe Vassal coDesigned Latapie House, Floirac
Anne Lacaton notableWork Latapie House, Floirac