Primera vivienda de los arquitectos Barison y Schiavon. Artillería, Número 156
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1984
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Universidad de Valparaíso
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Los arquitectos Arnaldo Barison y Renato Schiavon dominan el lenguaje del art nouveau y del racionalismo, pero no pueden desconocer que el medio cultural porteño de la época se identifica aún con las soluciones eclécticas basadas en elementos neoclásicos y, en especial, neogóticos. El resultado es una obra que en su planimetría y espacios interiores acoge con sentido renovado los requerimientos funcionales y sociales de una familia de clase media acomodada, mientras la expresión formal volumétrica y de fachadas se adjetiva todavía con recursos tomados de la última fase del historicismo. La imagen final se emplaza con tal acierto en el cerro, que para Valparaíso se ha transformado en un hito de la arquitectura residencial de Playa Ancha.
Architects Arnaldo Barison and Renato Schiavon master the language of art nouveau and rationalism, yet cannot disregard that the cultural milieu of Valparaíso during that time still identifies with eclectic solutions based on neoclassical and, particularly, neo-Gothic elements. The result is a work that, in its floor plan and interior spaces, embraces the functional and social requirements of an affluent middle-class family with a renewed sense, while the volumetric and façade formal expression is still characterized by resources drawn from the last phase of historicism. The final image is strategically placed on the hill, transforming it into a landmark of residential architecture in Playa Ancha, Valparaíso.
Architects Arnaldo Barison and Renato Schiavon master the language of art nouveau and rationalism, yet cannot disregard that the cultural milieu of Valparaíso during that time still identifies with eclectic solutions based on neoclassical and, particularly, neo-Gothic elements. The result is a work that, in its floor plan and interior spaces, embraces the functional and social requirements of an affluent middle-class family with a renewed sense, while the volumetric and façade formal expression is still characterized by resources drawn from the last phase of historicism. The final image is strategically placed on the hill, transforming it into a landmark of residential architecture in Playa Ancha, Valparaíso.
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Arquitectura, Patrimonio, Valparaíso
