Casa Barbarita es un proyecto de Ezequiel Amado Cattaneo - EAC en Troncos del Talar (2018), de 600 m². Estilo moderno. 7 fotos de fachada, living, escalera. M

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Casa Barbarita

Troncos del Talar, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Casa Barbarita por Ezequiel Amado Cattaneo - EAC en Troncos del Talar, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2018). 7 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquite

Casa Barbarita — Ezequiel Amado Cattaneo - EAC — Troncos del Talar, Pr

A modern residential facade features extensive use of raw concrete for walls, floors, and ceilings. Large floor-to-ceiling glass panels reveal an interior with natural wood floors and ceilings, and a floating staircase. Indirect lighting is integrated into the facade and steps, casting a warm glow. Tall white reeds are prominent in the landscaping. The entrance is framed by black metal mesh doors. The sky is clear blue and the exterior context appears suburban.

A modern living room features a long modular white fabric sofa and a low rectangular wood coffee table. The walls are clad in natural wood paneling, extending to the floor and ceiling. Floor-to-ceiling windows on the left allow abundant natural light, complemented by warm indirect artificial lighting. A gray textured rug defines the seating area. Built-in storage is integrated into the wood paneling. The overall aesthetic is minimalist and clean, with a focus on natural materials and light.

This wide-angle photo showcases a modern residential interior featuring a grand pivot door as the focal point. The space is characterized by extensive floor-to-ceiling glass walls revealing lush outdoor vegetation. Exposed concrete is prominently used for the flooring and ceiling, creating a minimalist aesthetic. A striking floating staircase with wood accents ascends through the double-height space. Indirect and recessed lighting elements illuminate the area.

A spacious, double-height living area features a floating staircase with concrete steps and a metal railing. The ceiling and floor are finished in exposed concrete. One wall is clad in natural wood paneling, providing a warm contrast. Large floor-to-ceiling windows offer views of lush vegetation. Two low-profile, dark gray fabric sofas face a rectangular white marble-like coffee table. Industrial-style pendant lights hang above. A vintage black motorcycle is visible on the stairs. Indirect lighting enhances the modern, industrial aesthetic.

A wide-angle photo showcases a modern, open-plan living room with abundant natural light flooding in through expansive floor-to-ceiling windows. The primary flooring is natural wood, extending throughout the space. Walls are finished in white, complemented by a white ceiling. A large, modular sofa in a beige fabric anchors the seating area, placed on an abstract patterned rug. A rectangular black metal coffee table sits before the sofa, and a rectangular white table is positioned on the right. Integrated white shelving is visible on the wall. A black metal telescope is positioned in the corner. Indirect and recessed lighting sources are present.

The facade of a modern residence features expansive floor-to-ceiling glass windows reflecting the surrounding environment. A manicured garden with lush, tall tropical plants and gravel pathways extends outwards from the structure. The interior visible through the glass showcases a minimalist aesthetic with polished beige ceramic floors and concrete ceilings. Outdoor furniture in dark tones is arranged on the patio area. Artificial warm lighting is integrated into the ceiling.

This is a wide-angle render of a modern two-story residential facade at night. The structure features prominent geometric volumes with white concrete cladding and extensive floor-to-ceiling windows. Dark wood accents are incorporated into the facade, particularly around window frames and soffits. Integrated warm artificial lighting illuminates the exterior, highlighting architectural elements. A covered driveway area, possibly a pergola, extends from the main structure. Two modern motorcycles are parked in front of the entrance. Landscaping with some vegetation is visible around the property. The setting appears suburban.

Ezequiel Amado Cattaneo - EAC

Ezequiel Amado Cattaneo se graduó como arquitecto en la Universidad de Belgrano, Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo. Entre el ano 1999 y 2001 realizó sus estudios en la Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña, Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura y Urbanismo de Barcelona. En su estadía en Barcelona, trabaja en EMBT, Enric Miralles y Bendetta Tagliabue Architects Associates, en diversos proyectos ejecutivos y concursos. En su regreso a Buenos Aires, colabora con diferentes estudios de Arquitectura, desarrollando concursos nacionales, hasta abrir su propio estudio en el año 2003.

Somos un estudio internacional que se destaca en el área de diseño. Nuestro equipo es joven, exigente y enfocado al diseño. Gracias al trabajo de todos mantenemos un nivel de servicio altamente personalizado durante todo el proceso de proyecto. 

Cada proyecto se desarrolla a partir de los requisitos del cliente y la innovación emerge en el proceso de diseño haciendo que cada uno sea único. El contexto, los materiales y los detalles son nuestros pilares a la hora de diseñar. Las plantas contemporáneas de nuestras casas interpretan las nuevas maneras de vivir mezclando y organizando de forma moderna los espacios y sus relaciones. 

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