Casa Kiwi es un proyecto de FeelX Tecnología SRL en Canning (2022), de 520 m². Estilo moderno. 8 fotos de otro, escalera, fachada, detalles constructivos. Mat

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Casa Kiwi

Canning, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Casa Kiwi por FeelX Tecnología SRL en Canning, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2022). 8 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi

Casa Kiwi — FeelX Tecnología SRL — Canning, Provincia de Buenos Aires,

This is a medium shot of an indoor electrical panel. The panel is gray and features multiple rows of white circuit breakers with colorful wiring. Several black electrical boxes are mounted on the right side of the panel. The walls and ceiling are painted white, and the floor is gray. Artificial lighting appears to be neutral, with recessed and indirect sources visible.

A modern interior space features a white ceiling with a square black recessed light fixture. Below the light, a white motion sensor is mounted. The walls are painted white. Natural light enters the space, illuminating the surfaces.

Two black rectangular wall panels with illuminated blue dots are mounted on a white wall. The panels are placed side-by-side. To the right, a dark metal framed window or doorway is visible, with some blurred outdoor or interior background beyond it. The lighting appears to be primarily indirect artificial light, contributing to a cool ambiance. The setting is interior, likely a modern residential space.

A wide-angle exterior shot showcases a modern, two-story residential house with a predominantly white concrete facade. Large, black-framed floor-to-ceiling windows dominate the upper level, reflecting the sky. The ground floor features dark-colored garage doors and entrances. Two black SUVs are parked in the driveway. The house is set in a suburban environment with some surrounding vegetation and a clear sky. The architecture emphasizes clean lines and geometric forms.

A modern interior features a textured white wall with a black and white wall-mounted access control device. The device has a screen displaying a live feed from what appears to be an interior space. The wall has a rough, textured finish, and the device is mounted centrally, suggesting a functional entry point. Artificial lighting, likely indirect, illuminates the space. The context is commercial, possibly an office or retail environment entrance.

A medium shot captures an indoor electrical distribution panel system next to a rough stone wall. The panel, made of beige metal, has a glass-fronted upper section revealing wiring and circuit breakers, and a lower section with multiple black power supply units labeled 'SOPHIA'. The stone wall is predominantly gray with variations in tone. The space appears to be a functional area, possibly a utility room or basement, with low natural light and neutral artificial lighting.

This is a wide shot of the facade of a modern residential building under a clear blue sky. The structure features a prominent concrete overhang with recessed lighting. The facade is a mix of white concrete, black panels, and large glass windows, including floor-to-ceiling elements. A large dark gray front door is centrally located, flanked by a tall glass door with a metal frame. Concrete steps lead up to the entrance from a lawn with some vegetation. The second floor has a large glass window and a stone accent wall.

This image shows a close-up view of an industrial electrical panel with multiple stacked modules. The modules are black, rectangular units with the brand name 'SOPHIA' visible on them. Each module is a room controller. Several tan transformer boxes are attached to the side of some modules, with red wires connecting them. The electrical panel has a gray metal frame. Wires of various colors, including red, white, and brown, are neatly organized and routed through the panel. The overall impression is one of a functional and organized installation, possibly for a building automation system. The lighting is artificial and neutral.

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