E.ME House by INDARQ: A Compact Dwelling in Paraguay
Completed in 2025, the E.ME House is a 120-square-meter home located in Fernando de la Mora, Paraguay, crafted by the Paraguayan architectural firm INDARQ. Architect Jorge Visconte led the project, with contributions from design team members Osvaldo Lombardo, Juan Lezcano, and Wendy Kuo, while Valentina Díaz curated the overall vision. The design emphasizes a compact living space that offers expansive views and varied spatial experiences, utilizing the common 3-hole brick in creative configurations. This familiar material is manipulated to create distinct expressions, reflecting a thoughtful connection to the surrounding landscape. Civil engineering services were provided by FERRUM, and Renato Duria captured the project through photography. The residence is classified as residential architecture.
Key facts
- Project: E.ME House
- Architects: INDARQ
- Area: 120 m²
- Year: 2025
- Lead Architect: Jorge Visconte
- Design Team: Osvaldo Lombardo, Juan Lezcano, Wendy Kuo
- Civil Engineering: FERRUM
- City: Fernando de la Mora, Paraguay
- Photographs: Renato Duria
- Curated by Valentina Díaz
Entities
Artists
- Jorge Visconte
- Osvaldo Lombardo
- Juan Lezcano
- Wendy Kuo
- Renato Duria
- Valentina Díaz
Institutions
- INDARQ
- FERRUM
- ArchDaily
Locations
- Fernando de la Mora
- Paraguay