Teja Portuguesa Paja Antique II es un proyecto de BECA Impor  en Salta (2025), de . m². Estilo moderno. 28 fotos de fachada. Materiales predominantes: hormigó

Landhi

Teja Portuguesa Paja Antique II

Salta, Argentina

Teja Portuguesa Paja Antique II por BECA Impor  en Salta, Argentina (2025). 28 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

Teja Portuguesa Paja Antique II — BECA Impor  — Salta, Argentina | Lan

Paravicini Arquitectura

A wide-angle outdoor photograph showcases the facade of a residential building with a terracotta tile roof. The building features white concrete walls. The structure is set against a backdrop of lush green mountains and tall trees under a partly cloudy sky. The scene suggests a suburban or rural setting with prominent natural vegetation. The architecture appears to be a blend of Mediterranean and modern styles.

This is a wide, aerial construction photo showcasing a large residential complex with a Mediterranean architectural style. The buildings feature prominent terracotta tile roofs and beige stone facades. Several structures are in various stages of construction, with visible concrete elements and some unfinished areas. The complex is situated in a suburban setting with some surrounding vegetation. Large, arched windows and floor-to-ceiling glass elements are notable architectural features. The property appears to be a high-end development given the scale and design elements.

This is a construction photo of a large, two-story residential facade featuring a prominent arched entryway. The building is constructed with beige concrete walls and has a reddish-brown Roman tile roof. Several windows are visible but appear to be unfinished or covered. There is a partial balcony structure with an unfinished railing. The surrounding area shows some vegetation and hints at a suburban or rural setting. The overall impression is of a modern Mediterranean-style house under construction.

This is a construction photo of a large, two-story residential building with a Mediterranean-influenced modern style. The facade is primarily unfinished concrete in a gray tone. The roof is covered in terracotta tiles. An arched entrance is visible at the front of the building. The setting appears to be rural with some vegetation present.

This is a construction photo of a residential house with a modern architectural style. The facade is predominantly white concrete. The roof features terracotta-colored ceramic tiles and is gabled. The surrounding environment is mountainous with some vegetation. The construction appears to be in an advanced stage, with visible structural elements and incomplete finishing.

This is a wide-angle construction photo of a large, multi-story residential building. The facade is primarily white concrete with large, floor-to-ceiling window openings. A prominent feature is the extensive balcony and terrace area wrapping around the first level. The roof is covered in terracotta tiles, characteristic of Mediterranean architecture. The surrounding landscape is rural with some vegetation visible. Construction materials and scaffolding are present, indicating the building is under construction.

This is a wide-angle aerial construction photo of a modern house facade. The building features a concrete structure with large, unfinished window openings and exposed concrete elements. The roof is covered with terracotta tiles. Scaffolding is visible around the exterior, indicating ongoing construction. The setting is rural, with some vegetation in the background and a blue sky with clouds overhead. The overall impression is of a large-scale residential project in its early stages of completion.

Aerial construction photo of a large, multi-story house with a hip roof covered in terracotta tiles. The facade is primarily beige brick. An unfinished concrete driveway leads to the entrance. Scaffolding is visible around parts of the structure, indicating ongoing construction. Some surrounding vegetation is present, and the context appears suburban.

Aerial view of a large residential house under construction. The primary facade features beige brickwork. The building has a gabled roof covered in terracotta tiles. A central courtyard is visible, partially enclosed by the building's wings. Construction materials like concrete and scaffolding are present on the grounds. A rectangular swimming pool is visible in the background, with some landscaping and outdoor furniture areas being developed. The setting appears to be suburban with some surrounding vegetation.

This is an aerial construction photo of a large residential building with a terracotta tiled hip roof. The exterior walls are primarily constructed with beige brick. The surrounding area shows signs of ongoing construction with stacked materials and disturbed earth. Some scattered vegetation is visible around the property. The building appears to be a multi-story house.

The image shows the exterior of a multi-story residential building under construction. The facade is primarily white concrete with terracotta tiled roofing. There are multiple balconies with metal railings visible. The windows are dark-framed and some openings are visible in the structure. The sky above is blue with white clouds.

This is a wide-angle construction photo of a modern house under construction. The facade is primarily made of unfinished concrete, with a visible hip roof covered in terracotta ceramic tiles. A dark framed window reflects a white van. The surrounding area is rural, with some vegetation visible and the ground being gravel and dirt. The building appears to be a multi-story house, likely a single-family dwelling, with a large size impression.

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This is a wide-angle construction photo of a large, multi-story residential building under development. The facade is primarily unfinished concrete with sections of terracotta brick and a terracotta tiled roof. Several windows are visible, some with frames. Surrounding the building is a dusty, unlandscaped area with scattered construction materials and some sparse vegetation. In the background, other residential structures and a tennis court are visible, suggesting a suburban setting.

This is a wide-angle aerial construction photo of a large, modern residential house. The primary facade material is exposed concrete in a gray finish, covering a significant portion of the structure. A contrasting terracotta-tiled roof covers the upper levels. Large, floor-to-ceiling windows are visible in some sections, indicating a modern design intent. Scaffolding and construction materials are present around the building, highlighting its state of development. The surrounding context is suburban with some vegetation. The house appears to be multi-storey, likely two or more.

This is a wide shot construction photo of a large, multi-story house under construction. The primary material visible on the exterior is white concrete. The roof is covered in terracotta ceramic tiles and features multiple gables. An arched entryway is present on the facade. The house is situated in a rural exterior context with prominent vegetation surrounding it. Natural lighting is abundant.

This is a wide-angle construction photo of a large residential property. The primary focus is on the terracotta-tiled roof and the light-colored facade of the main building, which is currently under construction. A swimming pool is also visible, in the process of being built. The surrounding area consists of gravel and some vegetation. The construction materials are stacked on the ground. Natural lighting is abundant.

Aerial view of a residential construction site featuring a modern house with beige brick facade and a terracotta tile roof. A rectangular blue swimming pool is visible in the backyard, surrounded by a concrete patio. Some vegetation is present around the property. The construction appears to be in an advanced stage. The shot captures the spatial configuration of the building and its immediate outdoor surroundings.

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This is a wide-angle, daytime construction photo of a large, modern residential building under construction in a rural setting. The building features a predominantly white concrete facade with a terracotta tile roof. Large concrete planters and stacks of construction materials are visible around the property. Elements of outdoor furniture and fencing are also present. The surrounding area includes some vegetation and dirt pathways. Natural light is abundant.

An aerial view captures a large, modern house with a terracotta tile roof and white stucco-like facade. The residence features multiple levels and a sprawling layout. Surrounding the house is a rural landscape with trees and some vegetation. The architectural style blends modern elements with Mediterranean influences. The property appears well-maintained and styled, with visible outdoor furniture arranged in seating areas. Recessed and indirect lighting fixtures are integrated into the architecture.

This is a wide-angle construction photo of a large, multi-story house with a Mediterranean architectural style. The facade is primarily made of white concrete, and the roof is covered in terracotta tiles. There are visible arches, particularly around the main entrance. The house appears to be in a suburban or rural setting with some trees and vegetation visible in the background. The construction is in progress, with scaffolding or temporary structures possibly present, and the grounds around the house are unlandscaped. The sky is partly cloudy.

This is a wide-angle construction photo of a residential building facade under a bright sky with scattered clouds. The structure is made of unfinished concrete, showing the raw material on the walls and some framing elements. The building features a distinct hip roof covered in terracotta-colored ceramic tiles, a common element in Mediterranean architecture. Several arched openings are visible on the facade, suggesting a stylistic choice. Surrounding the construction site is lush, prominent vegetation, indicating a suburban or rural setting. The ground is unlandscaped dirt and gravel typical of an active construction zone.

This is an exterior construction photo of a large, multi-story residential house. The building features a white stucco facade and a terracotta tiled roof. There are visible architectural details like arches and moldings. The construction is in progress, with scaffolding and exposed building materials suggesting ongoing work. The setting appears to be rural with some vegetation visible in the background.

This is an outdoor, wide-angle construction photo of a large, unfinished residential building. The facade is primarily white concrete with visible construction elements. The roof is covered in terracotta ceramic tiles, characteristic of Mediterranean style. The building appears to be situated in a rural or mountainous area with abundant vegetation surrounding it. The natural lighting is abundant, with a clear sky visible.

An aerial, wide shot captures a large, modern residential house under construction in a rural setting. The building features a light gray concrete facade with visible construction elements. It has a hip roof covered in terracotta-colored ceramic tiles. Surrounding the house is a vast expanse of green hills and trees, indicating a natural, undeveloped environment. The sky above is partly cloudy.

An aerial photograph showcases the exterior of a residential building with a complex, steeply pitched roof system. The roof is covered in uniform, overlapping terracotta ceramic tiles, arranged in rows that follow the geometry of the various roof planes. The building's facade, visible in sections, is constructed from light-colored stone blocks, offering a textural contrast to the roof. Several triangular gable ends are prominent features, adding visual interest to the structure. The overall impression is of a Mediterranean-inspired architectural style, set within a suburban environment with some surrounding vegetation. The natural lighting is abundant, highlighting the texture and color of the roofing material.

Aerial view of a large, multi-story residential house under construction. The facade is primarily white concrete with arched entrances and balconies. The roof features numerous terracotta tiles and gabled sections. The surrounding area is a mix of unfinished concrete driveways, dirt, and some vegetation. Construction materials and scaffolding are visible around the property, indicating ongoing work.

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