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H – La Cañada IIin City Bell, Argentina by Parada Cantilo Estudio

Friday, December 16th, 2022

Article source: Parada Cantilo Estudio

The longitudinal house located in the “La Cañada” neighborhood of the City Bell town arises as a consequence of the analysis of the conditions and the program needed by the principal.

The main feature of the site is a steep slope towards the stream, which resulted in the idea of creating a wagon-shaped house suspended on stilts without altering the topography of the lot, taking advantage of the natural drainage and avoiding leveling that required large amounts of land.

Image Courtesy © Luis Barandiarán

Architects: Parada Cantilo Estudio
Project: H – La Cañada
Location: City Bell, Argentina
Photography: Luis Barandiarán
Architect(s) in charge: Gonzalo Pérsico
Constructed area (m2): 76m2 covered, 80 m2 semi-covered
Construction completion year: 2021

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CINCO CASAS in City Bell, Argentina by AEC arquitectura

Monday, August 8th, 2022

Article source: AEC arquitectura

La Plata is going through a process of constant expansion that grows beyond its original boundaries and extends to the cities that form the Gran La Plata area.

The houses are located in City Bell, originally a peripheral garden neighborhood, consisting of weekend homes and small farms, nowadays it has been consolidated as an autonomous center.

Image Courtesy © Luis Barandiarán

Architects: AEC arquitectura
Project: CINCO CASAS
Location: City Bell, Argentina
Photography: Luis Barandiarán
Architects In Charge: Paula Ahets Etcheberry, Francisco Cartasegna
Construction: Sergio Arrua
Area: 680 m²
Year: 2022

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REX House in City Bell, Argentina by Felipe Gonzalez Arzac

Monday, March 25th, 2019

Article source: Felipe Gonzalez Arzac

It arises from the idea of creating an architectural object of sculptural character, defying gravity, suspended in the air.

It is materialized with a large “block” of exposed concrete, with a surprising presence for the human eye.

Detached house, implanted in a corner, located in a suburban neighborhood of the city of La Plata.

It is a house of permanent use for 2 (two) people, with children who visit for what is required two bedrooms, and friends who frequent, for this the house requires a more ¨ sporadic ¨ a S.U.M.