Esta casa fue construida alrededor de 1900 y quedó en ruinas cuando el propietario la compró. El nuevo propietario le había prometido al propietario anterior restaurarla a su forma original y construirla, en la medida de lo posible, añadiendo algunas características modernas y convirtiéndola en un lugar cómodo para vivir. Este desafío tardó tres años en cumplirse de la manera que pensé que el luga
This house was built around 1900 and was left in ruins when the owner bought it. The new owner had promised the previous owner to restore it to its original shape and build, as much as possible, adding some modern features and making it a comfortable place to live in. This challenge took three years to accomplish in the way I thought the place deserved. All the walls were stripped of their outer
Esta casa fue construida alrededor de 1900 y quedó en ruinas cuando el propietario la compró. El nuevo propietario le había prometido al propietario anterior restaurarla a su forma original y construirla, en la medida de lo posible, añadiendo algunas características modernas y convirtiéndola en un lugar cómodo para vivir. Este desafío tardó tres años en cumplirse de la manera que pensé que el lugar se merecía. Todas las paredes fueron despojadas de su capa exterior de yeso y luego reforzadas con vigas y columnas de concreto. fueron cortados a mano y reemplazados para que coincidan con los existentes. Para agregar electricidad y plomería a una casa que no se construyó con esa capacidad, tuvimos que cavar trincheras entre las paredes de coral, un trabajo arduo que llevó meses pero que arrojó resultados muy satisfactorios. Las tiras de luz LED de las paredes llaman la atención sobre la mano de obra de los pescadores que construyeron esta casa cuando no había herramientas eléctricas. Las tejas Kruispan-Dakpannen se importaron de Holanda; solo queda un fabricante en el mundo. del extranjero y visten bellamente la casa. Ambos baños estaban equipados con inodoros y lavabos con un aspecto del siglo XX. Las bases de los fregaderos están hechas de raíces de árboles sudamericanos. Para hacer que la casa sea más espaciosa, construimos una cocina exterior con ventanas italianas y puertas corredizas que se abren a los patios delantero y trasero, permitiendo que la brisa pase mientras cocinas en esta cocina bien equipada con hornos dobles y todas las funciones disponibles. La piscina fue una gran innovación para Aruba. Trajimos la idea de España y construimos una piscina de arena con una entrada a la playa que se integra con el entorno de piedra natural y el exuberante verde Paisaje. Al atardecer, el patio se ilumina junto con la pared circundante luces, cambiando el escenario a un increíble oasis de paz y comodidad, con un sistema de sonido envolvente Bose. Para terminar, hay una terraza donde puedes ver la puesta de sol. La casa también está equipada con un área completa de lavandería/despensa, muchos lugares de estacionamiento y cámaras de seguridad.
This house was built around 1900 and was left in ruins when the owner bought it. The new owner had promised the previous owner to restore it to its original shape and build, as much as possible, adding some modern features and making it a comfortable place to live in. This challenge took three years to accomplish in the way I thought the place deserved. All the walls were stripped of their outer layer of plaster, then reinforced with concrete beams and columns. The missing coral stones were hand-cut and replaced to match the existing ones. To add electric and plumbing to a house that wasn’t built with that capacity, we had to dig trenches between the coral walls—a painstaking job that took months but yielded very satisfactory results. The LED light strips on the walls draw attention to the workmanship of the fishermen who built this house back when there were no power tools. The Kruispan-Dakpannen roof tiles were imported from Holland; there is only one manufacturer left in the world. The floor tiles were brought from abroad and beautifully dress the house. Both bathrooms were equipped with toilet bowls and sinks with a 1900s look. The sink bases are made of South American tree roots. To make the house more spacious, we built an outdoor kitchen with Italian windows and sliding doors that open to the front and back yards, allowing the breeze to blow through while you cook in this well-equipped kitchen with double ovens and all available features. The pool was a big innovation for Aruba. We brought the idea from Spain and built a sand pool with a beach entrance that integrates with the natural stone surround and lush green landscape. At sunset, the yard brightens up along with the surrounding wall lights, changing the scene to an amazing oasis of peace and comfort, with a surround Bose sound system. To finish, there is a terrace where you can watch the sunset. The house is also equipped with a full laundry/pantry area, plenty of parking spots, and security cameras.
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