The project is located in the Partido de la Costa, province of Buenos Aires, in the Senderos IV neighborhood of Costa Esmeralda, a private neighborhood developed between Route 11 and the Buenos Aires maritime coast. The house is located on a plot of land surrounded by a dense forest of young pine trees.
Project name
Senderos IV Lote 433
Architecture firm
Estudio Centro Cero
Location
Pinamar, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Photography
Joaquín Portela
Principal architect
Carolina Antolini, Leonardo Valtuille
Design team
Carolina Antolini, Leonardo Valtuille
Collaborators
Martin Martinez, Luciana Cepeda, Mercedes Vallota
Interior design
Estudio Centro Cero
Civil engineer
Juan Pablo Busti
Structural engineer
Juan Pablo Busti
Environmental & MEP
Javier Mora
Landscape
Estudio Centro Cero
Lighting
Estudio Centro Cero
Supervision
Estudio Centro Cero
Visualization
Estudio Centro Cero
Material
Concrete, Wood, PVC Openings, Glass, Textured Plasters, Brick
Typology
Residential › House
The new headquarter of CEBRA Studio is located in a building built between 1906 and 1908, which was originally house to a wool and cotton factory. In 1989, the building's interiors and facilities were renovated, and the spaces were subdivided into 67 lofts. Since then, the building has had a mixed use: offices, residential lofts, photography and ar...
Project name
CEBRA Studio Headquarters
Architecture firm
Estudio CEBRA
Location
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Photography
Andrés Dominguez
Principal architect
Belén Marreins, Nicole Schmidt
Design team
Lucila Matteo, Marina D'Orio, Ángela Maffioli
Collaborators
Greta Gutierrez
Built area
190 m² / 2,045 ft²
Interior design
Estudio Cebra
Civil engineer
Leonardo J. Semplice
Construction
Estudio Cebra
Supervision
Estudio Cebra
Tools used
AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Photoshop
Material
Steel, Glass, Wood, etc.
Typology
Commercial › Office Interior
When the project began, there was only one certainty: that when the building was finished, the program would already have changed. The institution was in the process of growing, and that was a fact.During development, the Meeting Room mutated into a Multipurpose Room and then into an Auditorium, the Mutual
changed places three times; and about t...
Project name
OSPAÑA Obra Social (Health Insurance)
Architecture firm
Daniel Canda & Asociados
Location
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Photography
Javier Agustin Rojas
Principal architect
Daniel Canda Architect
Design team
Bruno Rodini, Luciana Plesko, Aldana Accomasso
Collaborators
Carlos Ungar, Clara Palacios, Paula Klein
Interior design
Virginia Moro
Civil engineer
Augusto Portunato
Structural engineer
Cesar Tocker
Environmental & MEP
Arete-pi
Supervision
Osvaldo Puppi
Visualization
Leonardo Celiz
Tools used
AutoCAD (drawing), SketchUp, Blender (modeling), V-ray (rendering) and Adobe Photoshop (postproduction)
Material
Concrete (structure), brickwork (core), glass & aluminum (façade), modular armoured Glass (partitions), plasterboard (ceilings), tiles & carpet (Interior Flooring), natural stone (exterior flooring), wood (finishings).
Typology
Commercial › Office Building
Inspired by the Californian domestic experience of the 1950s, this house is resolved through a modular system that serves as an envelope. The skin, an industrial and standardized coating, was marking the rhythm of the full and empty. The house is resolved on a single floor.
Architecture firm
Además Arquitectura
Location
Canning, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Photography
Gonzalo Viramonte
Principal architect
Leandro A. Gallo
Design team
Maximo Bertoia, Ignacio Bubis, Emiliano Granzella
Civil engineer
Andrés Moscatelli
Structural engineer
Andrés Moscatelli
Material
Concrete, steel, glass
Typology
Residential › House
Architecture in movement: In the heart of the city of Buenos Aires, we create a new icon. In a low-density neighborhood we managed to fit 240 m2 covered, with large internal & external connection spaces.
Architecture firm
Tc.arquitectura
Location
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Tools used
Autodesk 3ds Max, Autodesk Maya, Corona Renderer, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Thomas Cravero
Visualization
Thomas Cravero
Typology
Residential › House
Meca is an habitational experiment that revolves around Sustenance. This is what represents its clients’ lifestyle and their true self the best. The food cycle is fundamental to the genesis of this project, and this is how we represented it spatially: Located in its center, lies the heart of the house, a big kitchen materialized as a large countert...
Architecture firm
Atelier Matias Mosquera
Location
San Isidro, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Photography
Matias Mosquera
Principal architect
Matías Mosquera
Design team
Matías Mosquera, Camila Gianicolo, Marcelo Vita
Structural engineer
Pedro Gea
Landscape
Ayerza & Samaría
Visualization
Atelier Matias Mosquera
Tools used
Rhinoceros 3D, Grasshopper, Lumion, Adobe Photoshop
Material
Concrete, Glass, Metal, Wood
Typology
Residential › House
Rita is No. 2 in a series of organic houses, such as Chloé, Borja and Filippa. All with the same objective, to develop an exercise that lies in materializing and repeating a set of project operations that in the studio we call "Housing Manifesto".
Project name
Rita House (Casa Rita)
Architecture firm
Estudio Fernandez Renati
Location
Club de Campo los Pingüinos, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Photography
Javier Agustín Rojas
Principal architect
Alejo Fernandez
Collaborators
Héctor Fernandez Renati, Gimena Caffo
Built area
Covered area: 692 m². Semicovered area: 453 m²
Material
Concrete, brick, wood, glass, metal
Typology
Residential › House
We understand this work as a succession of defined areas that are put in relation to others so that a whole functions. This is what we try to develop from its imprint. Volumetric clarity consists in determining these areas, giving them a formal identity and putting them in relation to other areas composed with the same logic.
Project name
Obra Virazón
Architecture firm
Barrionuevo Villanueva Arquitectos
Location
Tigre, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Photography
Gonzalo Viramonte
Principal architect
Nicolás Barrionuevo, Juan Villanueva
Design team
Nicolás Barrionuevo, Juan Villanueva
Structural engineer
Ingeniero Moscatelli, Andrés
Material
Concrete, glass, steel, wood
Client
Pose, Marcelo. Espiga Christian, Trufelman, Alejandro
Typology
Residential › House
