Casa Rumenco es un proyecto de Estudio Arq. Carolina Peruzzo  en Mar del Plata (2020). Estilo moderno. 10 fotos de fachada, living, cocina, comedor. Materiale

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Casa Rumenco

Rumencó, Avenida Jorge Newbery, Mar del Plata, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Vivienda Unifamiliar en dos plantas mas subsuelo.

Casa Rumenco por Estudio Arq. Carolina Peruzzo  en Rumencó, Avenida Jorge Newbery, Mar del Plata, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2020). 10 fotos del proy

Casa Rumenco — Estudio Arq. Carolina Peruzzo  — Rumencó, Avenida Jorge

Vivienda Unifamiliar en dos plantas mas subsuelo.  

A modern suburban residential facade features a split-level design with prominent dark-framed floor-to-ceiling windows on the upper level. The lower level is partially clad in beige stacked stone, contrasting with white concrete walls. A long series of concrete steps leads up to the entrance. Artificial warm lighting is visible from a wall-mounted sconce above a dark wood-like accent on the entrance. Some vegetation is present in the surrounding area.

This is a wide shot of a modern, multi-level residential facade. A prominent, tall pillar clad in natural wood-toned stone rises on the left. The building features extensive floor-to-ceiling windows on the main and upper levels, with some sections having dark metal frames and black cladding. An upper-level terrace or balcony is partially covered by a pergola structure. A swimming pool is visible in the background, fenced with metal railings and situated on a lower level partially covered by the building's overhang. Concrete flooring is visible in some areas. The surrounding area includes a well-maintained lawn and some vegetation. Indirect lighting is visible on the building's facade.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential facade at twilight. The house features a multi-level design with contrasting white concrete and natural wood elements.  The entrance is approached by a set of concrete stairs illuminated by ground-level lighting. A prominent feature is a textured stone wall on the right side of the entrance, lit from below.  Wood slat screening is visible on the upper level. A white hatchback is parked in the driveway. The sky displays vibrant purple and orange hues, indicating dusk.

This is a wide-angle, nighttime photo of a modern, two-story residential facade. The building features clean lines, with a prominent dark-colored upper level contrasting with a white lower level. Integrated indirect lighting illuminates the facade and pathways. A stone-clad lower section leads to a wooden entrance. The landscaping includes sparse trees and stone accents. Pathways made of large, flat stones are visible in the foreground, also lit by accent lights. The setting is suburban.

A modern multi-story residential facade features a prominent rust-colored brick column with a grey composite deck extending outwards. A dark metal-framed pergola with recessed lighting covers the upper deck area. Floor-to-ceiling windows with black frames are visible behind the pergola. Several ornate metal pendant lights hang from the underside of the pergola. The deck has built-in outdoor lounge furniture with grey fabric cushions and a square planter.

A wide-angle indoor shot of a modern residential kitchen with an open plan, featuring a large kitchen island with natural wood cabinetry and a black stone countertop. Three black metal stools with black seats are placed around the island. Above the island, three black pendant lights provide warm artificial lighting. A prominent stainless steel range hood is mounted above the cooktop. Natural light moderately illuminates the space. The floor is covered in gray ceramic tiles, and the walls are white. A stainless steel refrigerator is visible in the background.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential facade. The main facade features vertical wood slats in varying shades of natural wood, interspersed with vertical elements that appear to be metal. To the left, there is a section of facade clad in rough-hewn stone in mixed colors. Below the slatted section, a dark-colored horizontal band is visible, possibly a garage door or lower level. The windows behind the wood slats are partially visible, with sheer vertical curtains adding a layer of privacy. The sky is clear and blue, and some green vegetation is visible to the right.

This is a wide shot of a modern living room with abundant natural light entering through floor-to-ceiling sheer white curtains. The space features a large, low-profile sectional sofa in dark brown fabric as the primary seating, complemented by a brown leather-like armchair with a metal base. A rectangular coffee table with a patterned wood top and metal black base sits centrally on a geometric patterned rug in beige and brown tones. The walls are painted white, and the ceiling is also white. Recessed and indirect lighting are visible, along with a linear modern black pendant light. The floor is covered in beige wood.

A modern residential interior features an open-plan dining and living area. The space is characterized by a large, light gray rectangular dining table surrounded by black metal-legged chairs with dark fabric seats. A prominent, long, rectangular chandelier with glass shades hangs above the table. The floor is finished in natural wood, and the walls and ceiling are white. A wooden built-in shelving unit is visible, and a wooden staircase with a railing is partially seen. Indirect lighting contributes to the warm atmosphere.

This is a wide shot of a modern, open-plan living room with abundant natural light streaming through floor-to-ceiling windows. The flooring is natural wood, and the walls and ceiling are painted white. Dominating the space is a large, dark brown leather-like sectional sofa complemented by a matching two-seater sofa and armchair. A rectangular coffee table with a glass top and metal frame sits centrally, partially covered by a geometric-patterned rug in beige and black. Indirect lighting is integrated, and a few geometric pendant lights hang from the ceiling. Some vegetation is visible outside the windows.

Estudio Arq. Carolina Peruzzo 

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