Casa Film | Funes, Argentina | I+GC

The house is solved from a simple strategy: the use of two films-films "that folded flat mode of implanted into the ground, the program organizations and give character to the complex. These will be in charge of unity to all the parties, involving the various programs within.
Located in the city of Funes, inside the gated Cadaqués Funes Hills, offering the advantages of suburban settlement patterns, the book seeks to achieve the interior-exterior constant contact desired by the people living in these places. It then chooses to place the two L-shaped ribbon opening the house to the best guidance and locating the pool in the center of the complex. This was intended as the core around which requires the entire premises and the park, thus becoming a player in the life of the house, which all look the same spaces. In turn, the provision of this frees up a significant area of land for development of sports and / or recreational activities.....more

House H | Funes ,Argentina. | I+GC

Named for the shape of its plan, House H, located in the city inside the gated Funes Funes Miraflores Hills is generated from packet separate program all functions they are to be developed. With the clear premise of using the stairs as the center around which to organize the locals go, the house was divided into 5 volumes of a set of activities performed at each one according to the applications. Thus was formed: the amount of service, laundry, cooking and park, the volume of the room, to rest, eat, recreate, meet and relax, the volume of the suite, the bedrooms to the children and the dual volume height where the ladder is located. This hall will serve as distributor, to supply circulation and spreading environments.......more

BAK Arquitectos | Casa XS | Buenos Aires, Argentina

Location: Mar Azul, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Architect: Maria Victoria Besonías, Guillermo de Almeida, Luciano Kruk

Contributor: Sebastian Indri

Overseer: Alejandro Sanchez

Land area: 475 m2

Surface: 52 m2
Year built: 2007

View House | Rosario,Argentina | Johnston Marklee

Since its founding in 1998 Johnston Marklee’s diverse portfolio has been unified by a conceptual approach to each project. Rather than adhere to a signature style, the intricate relations between design and building technology are explored to create unique and vital works of architecture. JML’s innovative design process includes frequent collaborations with contemporary artists, writers, photographers and sculptors, bringing multiple layers of expertise to each project.

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