LG 522 es un proyecto de Arquitecto Ramos. Estilo moderno. 7 fotos de fachada, baño, pileta, escalera. Materiales predominantes: piedra, hormigón visto, tela.

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LG 522

LG 522 por Arquitecto Ramos. 7 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

LG 522 — Arquitecto Ramos | Landhi

A modern two-story residential building features a stark white concrete facade with sharp geometric volumes and cantilevered sections. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are prominent on the front elevation. A black sedan is parked on the grey concrete driveway leading to the house. Tall concrete planters with green foliage are placed near the entrance. The property is situated in a suburban setting with some vegetation visible. The outdoor lighting appears warm and indirect, complementing the abundant natural light.

A wide-angle, exterior shot showcases a modern, two-story residential facade with clean geometric lines. The building features extensive floor-to-ceiling windows, reflecting the sky. The primary material is white concrete, forming the main structure and balconies. The ground level opens onto a patio area with gray fabric outdoor furniture, including a modular sectional sofa and armchairs. Tall rectangular planters with green vegetation are strategically placed. A prominent blue swimming pool with tile surrounds is visible in the foreground. Recessed lighting is visible, and the natural light is abundant. The setting is a suburban environment.

A wide shot of a modern residential facade adjacent to an outdoor pool area. The house features a flat roof and minimalist design with light gray concrete walls and large floor-to-ceiling windows. An expansive infinity pool with a light blue tile finish dominates the foreground, reflecting the sky and surrounding vegetation. The pool area includes modern white chaise lounges and planters with tall green plants. The background shows a rural landscape with a body of water and distant trees under a cloudy sky. Natural light is abundant, complemented by warm indirect and recessed artificial lighting. The setting is outdoor with prominent vegetation.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential interior hallway and staircase. The primary material is textured beige microcement on the walls, with natural wood flooring and a white ceiling. A prominent feature is a floating staircase with thick concrete treads and an open riser design. The walls are panelled with indirect lighting. A large, natural wood pivot door is visible on the left. A tall plant in a dark pot stands near the staircase. Artificial lighting is warm and comes from recessed and indirect sources.

This is a wide shot of a modern living room with burgundy walls. The floor is made of natural wood. A large, modular, light-brown fabric sectional sofa is the main furniture piece. Built-in white shelving is mounted on the wall, holding a large flat-screen TV. A geometric metal black pendant light hangs from the ceiling, and a tall arc metal black floor lamp stands to the side. Large floor-to-ceiling windows offer views of an outdoor area with vegetation. The space is well-lit with abundant natural light and warm artificial lighting from multiple sources.

A modern bathroom features two vessel sinks on a beige stone countertop. The wall behind the sinks is clad in large, dark gray ceramic tiles. A reflective rectangular mirror is mounted above each sink. Wall-mounted silver faucets complement the sinks. Below the countertop is a built-in open wood cabinet with slatted shelving. A glass-enclosed shower is visible to the right. The floor is tiled in a light beige ceramic. Indirect recessed lighting illuminates the space.

A modern residential bathroom features a long, stone-like countertop with two lime green ceramic bowl sinks. Chrome wall-mounted faucets are installed above each sink. The walls are primarily tiled in white ceramic, with sections of green striped wallpaper. Recessed ceiling lights, indirect cove lighting, and a skylight provide illumination. A large mirror spans the wall above the sinks. Below the countertop, a white slatted shelf holds folded white towels. A white door is visible on the right side of the frame.

Arquitecto Ramos

Alejandro Ramos se egresó de la Universidad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo de la Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA) en el año 1987 e inicio su actividad con proyectos de viviendas unifamiliares, locales comerciales y oficinas en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires y Provincia. 
 
En el año 1990 se trasladó a España para ejercer como Director de Obra de un complejo de viviendas y urbanismo a gran escala para la empresa AGROMAN CONSTRUCCIONES. 
 
Continúo su profesión como asociado de ARRAM CONSULTORES, desarrollando y ejecutando proyectos de viviendas unifamiliares y multifamiliares, oficinas y locales comerciales, hoteles, proyectos de urbanismo residenciales e industriales y otros emprendimientos. 
 
Luego de regresar a la Argentina se desempeñó como Director de Obra en el emprendimiento Chateau del Palmar, en Nordelta. Actualmente dirige el estudio que lleva su nombre, el cual desarrolla proyectos de arquitectura de viviendas unifamiliares y multifamiliares.

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