ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Argentina’Arturo House in Buenos Aires, Argentina by Estudio Moire ArquitectosMonday, July 23rd, 2018Article source: Estudio Moire Arquitectos The project is located in Mar del Plata, Argentina. This house responds to the requirements of a young family, who prioritizes the privacy and the relationship with the green areas.  Image Courtesy © Ramiro Sosa
Closed house in La Plata, Argentina by felipe gonzalez arzacWednesday, July 18th, 2018Article source: felipe gonzalez arzac “Architecture is inhabited sculpture” is one of the phrases of the prestigious Romanian artist Constantin Brancusi. It has to do with one of the premises of the work philosophy of the architect Felipe Gonzalez Arzac, and the housing that we share in images.  Image Courtesy © JAVIER AGUSTIN ROJAS
Suburban House in Buenos Aires, Argentina by BESONÍAS ALMEIDAWednesday, July 18th, 2018Article source: BESONÍAS ALMEIDA The place This is a plot of land located in a town belonging to the second belt of the Buenos Aires outskirts. This is a traditional area of farmhouses that, after the construction of the Western Highway, is being gradually converted and transformed into a permanent living area. In this semi-rural environment, with very few neighboring buildings, the project had to be conceived without all the information that a well-established neighborhood provides.  Image Courtesy © BESONÍAS ALMEIDA
House in Palihue, Argentina by Bernardo RoselloThursday, July 5th, 2018Article source: Bernardo Rosello Located in a residential quarter of low housing density less than 10 minutes drive from the center of Bahia Blanca, the house was designed according to the needs of customer use, who he requested: a family area, guest area, mainly for their children who do not reside permanently, and an area for private use. To achieve a smooth functioning project organization provides in these 3 areas can be used to each other independently.  Image Courtesy © Ramiro Sosa
Casa PRO.CRE.AR PERROUD in Buenos Aires, Argentina by AToT – Arquitectos Todo TerrenoWednesday, July 4th, 2018Article source: AToT – Arquitectos Todo Terreno The search for design spaces that characterize the residence is marked in the belief of time as a design pattern, which takes different logical structures depending on their specific characteristics in relation to what surrounds them. In this sense, the PRO.CRE.AR House adopts as premise two instances: the first in relation to social structures and the second in relation to technology and costs.  Image Courtesy © Joaquin Portela
Lucerna House in Buenos Aires, Argentina by Estudio Moire ArquitectosTuesday, June 12th, 2018Article source: Estudio Moire Arquitectos The property is located in La Caleta, a coastal town 25 kilometers at the north of the city of Mar del Plata. The premise was to take advantage of a privileged environment, so the visual becomes the main objective of the project. Analyzing how the landscape is perceived from the house and how it is viewed from the outside, is one of the requirements defined by the firm.  Image Courtesy © Ramiro Sosa
Pye House in Buenos Aires, Argentina by BAM! arquitecturaWednesday, May 9th, 2018Article source: BAM! arquitectura The PYE house was built on a very narrow and deep lot in Escobar, in the northern part of the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina, which has a huge North-orientated diving wall. The house project responds to the challenge of meeting the expectations of a young couple, taking into account not only the need of a house where they can start their own family but also the distinctive features of the lot.  Image Courtesy © Jeremías Thomas
Tucumán Building in Santa Fe, Argentina by Garnerone + RamosFriday, April 20th, 2018Article source: Garnerone + Ramos “Tucumán 2615 Building” is located within Pichincha District —four blocks from Oroño Boulevard and five blocks from Paraná River waterfront. Built on a 10 m x 17.5 m plot, this building is 13 m tall, the maximum height permitted as per Rosario’s Urban Code. This was established for the area delimited by a special plan devised for Pichincha District, “Plan Especial Barrio Pichincha”, which applies to the majority of the blocks in the area.  Image Courtesy © Walter Salcedo
PH Lavalleja in Buenos Aires, Argentina by CCPM ArquitectosThursday, April 19th, 2018Article source: CCPM Arquitectos PH is the name given to a traditional housing typology in Buenos Aires, characterised by its high density and low rise. Set in the last unit of a long plot, PH Lavalleja coexists with the neighbouring free plan, high rise residential buildings that surround it. The views from them frame the scenario in which architecture emerges, opening possibilities for public space in the interior of the block.  Image Courtesy © Javier Agustín Rojas
Casa Esquina in Buenos Aires, Argentina by Nicolás Pinto da MotaFriday, April 6th, 2018Article source: Nicolás Pinto da Mota The house is developed in an urban area. The plot of 9 * 13m is characterized by two very strong conditions, on the one hand the relation to the neighboring park and on the other its position in the corner of the block.  Image Courtesy © Fernando Schapochnik
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