ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Santa Fe’The Think Tank in Santa Fe, New Mexico by jantzen studioSaturday, September 12th, 2015Article source: jantzen studio The Think Tank is a conceptual design for a special kind of retreat structure inspired by the Santa Fe Institute (which is one of the most important science research centers in the world) located in Santa Fe New Mexico. Complexity theory is one of the institute’s primary areas of research.  Image Courtesy © jantzen studio
“Edificio en calle Candioti” in Santa Fe, Argentina by BIAGIONI/PECORARI ArquitectosTuesday, March 10th, 2015Article source: BIAGIONI/PECORARI Arquitectos Between the houses and shops of services and catering that founded the Candioti neighborhood, multi housing buildings, bars, restaurants and clothing stores are multiplying, in a transformation of vitality and diversity.  Image Courtesy © Ramiro Sosa
PINGUINO III in Santa Fe, Argentina by CLAUDIO WALTER Arquitectos AsociadosTuesday, March 10th, 2015Article source: CLAUDIO WALTER Arquitectos Asociados Our client, a regional supermarket chain charges us the remodeling and expansion of one of its branches located in a neighborhood environment with individual low houses, over a boulevard that runs through virtually the entire city. The existing part consisted in the sales floor, a small deposit of products and the parking for customers. For the expansion two adjoining properties with land of generous dimensions were incorporated.  Image Courtesy © Ramiro Sosa
BL783 in Santa Fe, Argentina by CLAUDIO WALTER Arquitectos AsociadosSunday, March 8th, 2015Article source: CLAUDIO WALTER Arquitectos Asociados The Lehmann boulevard is named after the founder of the colony Rafaela. It is one of the two foundational axes that intersect each other orthogonally and form the main square of the city that is surrounded by old and leafy tipas (TipuanaTipu). The urban space is ample with low-rise buildings and a landscape with a predominance of jacarandás (Jacaranda Mimoosifolia) and lapachosrosados (Handroanthusimpetiginosus).  Image Courtesy © Ramiro Sosa
“Casa en El Pinar” in Santa Fe, Argentina by BIAGIONI/PECORARI ArquitectosSunday, March 8th, 2015Article source: BIAGIONI/PECORARI Arquitectos For a single-storey suburban existing house, we proposed a refurbishment and addition that includes an extra bedroom, a new bathroom and the growth of the kitchen-dining-living room connected to the backyard through a gallery, accompanied by a beam-gutter projecting to the end of the plot passing over the pool.  Image Courtesy © Ramiro Sosa
First of May Neighborhood in Santa Fe, Argentina by CBAyATuesday, June 25th, 2013Article source: CBAyA Contemporary cities are shaped as the result of the tension between the will of the state, (theoretically) representative of citizens, and the Market. The struggle between these actors has conditioned, for better or worse, the urban image and even more importantly the lives of all inhabitants. This conditional relationship on a macro scale can be read in the micro scale as well, in each of the buildings that make up the urban scene.  Image Courtesy © CAIROLI FEDERICO
Guria Restaurant in Santa Fé, Ciudad de México by Pascal ArquitectosThursday, August 23rd, 2012Article source: Pascal Arquitectos Architectural design in Guria restaurant is a contemporary interpretation of old basque homes. This concept, under express request of the owners, is the continuity of a well proved and successful formula developed in the the original Spanish premises.  Image Courtesy Pascal Arquitectos
 Image Courtesy Pascal Arquitectos RA House in Santa Fe, Argentina by Pablo AnziluttiSunday, August 12th, 2012Article source: Pablo Anzilutti The project is developed in a plot whose bottom coincides with the perimeter of closure of a private neighborhood and beyond the limit, extends sown fields, allowing having a broader vision of the surrounding landscape and also having more privacy in the rear. Coincidentally, the rear facade is oriented to the north, so the most private part would have the best orientation.  Image Courtesy Federico Cairoli
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