Fincas de Iraola I, lote 101 es un proyecto de Gabellini-Rey arquitectos en Berazategui (2013), de 280 m². Estilo moderno. 9 fotos de fachada, escalera, comed

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Fincas de Iraola I, lote 101

Berazategui, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Vivienda unifamiliar en barrio privado Fincas de Iraola I

Fincas de Iraola I, lote 101 por Gabellini-Rey arquitectos en Berazategui, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2013). 9 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arq

Fincas de Iraola I, lote 101 — Gabellini-Rey arquitectos — Berazategui

A modern suburban house facade features a white plaster-like main volume with a dark metal-like accent on the upper level. Large floor-to-ceiling windows dominate the ground floor and extend to the second story, offering ample natural light. A section of the facade is clad in gray stone, adding textural contrast. Two cars, a white and a dark SUV, are parked in the driveway. The entrance is marked by a dark, recessed doorway. Green vegetation is visible around the property, and the driveway is paved with gray pavers. The setting is daytime with abundant natural light and some visible artificial lighting.

This is a wide outdoor shot of a modern residential house facade. The house features geometric volumes with white and gray concrete and metal_black cladding. Prominent floor-to-ceiling windows allow abundant natural light. A modern, silver car is parked under a cantilevered section of the house, functioning as a carport. The surrounding area has some vegetation and a concrete floor. The architectural style is distinctly modern, with clean lines and contrasting materials. The shot is well-lit, showcasing the structure under a clear blue sky.

A modern residential interior features a floating staircase with dark wood treads and white risers, bordered by a glass balustrade. The left wall is finished in textured gray microcement, while the right side has a wall of stacked stone. The floor is a polished beige ceramic tile. Indirect lighting illuminates the space, and a small area under the stairs is filled with smooth, rounded river stones. A metal handrail is affixed to the microcement wall.

This is a wide-angle interior shot of a modern residential dining room with a double-height space. The primary floor surface is white ceramic, and the walls and ceiling are white. A large rectangular dining table with a black glass top and a dark wood base is centrally placed, surrounded by eight upholstered chairs in beige fabric with black legs. Built-in black shelving is visible on the walls. A floating staircase with glass railings connects the two levels of the house. The space features abundant natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows. The overall style is modern.

This is a wide shot of a modern interior featuring a floating staircase with glass railings. The walls are finished in a textured gray microcement, contrasting with the dark wood flooring. Large, floor-to-ceiling windows with thin vertical mullions allow abundant natural light to enter the space. A simple, round concrete planter sits near the window, and a rectangular arrangement of dark stones is visible on a higher surface. Indirect lighting highlights the architectural elements. The space is clean and uncluttered, with a focus on natural materials and clean lines. The setting appears to be a residential hallway or landing.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential interior, featuring a double-height space with a floating staircase. The walls are finished in a gray microcement, contrasting with dark wood paneling on one side. The staircase has glass railings and treads. Abundant natural light streams in from unseen windows. Recessed and indirect lighting are visible. A large planter with a green plant is placed near the staircase. A dining table with a glass top and dark wood base is present. The floor appears to be stone.

A wide-angle exterior photo shows the facade of a modern, two-story residential house. The house features a combination of white concrete and stacked stone cladding. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are visible on the upper level. A built-in BBQ grill area is present in the lower right of the frame, adjacent to a concrete structure with stone detailing. The foreground shows a well-maintained green lawn. The setting appears to be suburban with some vegetation.

A spacious, open-plan residential living and dining area with a double-height ceiling and abundant natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows. The flooring is white ceramic tile, and the walls and ceiling are white. A large, modular beige fabric sectional sofa dominates the living space, complemented by a low black rectangular coffee table. A tall, dark wood cabinet stands against a wall, and a red and black metal-framed armchair is placed near a window. The dining area features a black glass-top table with chairs. Architectural features include exposed beams, a glass balustrade on the upper level, and recessed and indirect artificial lighting. The setting is urban with some visible vegetation outside.

This is a modern residential bathroom with a stacked stone accent wall and a glass block window. The main wall is light colored and the ceiling is white. A prominent red glass vessel sink sits on a beige countertop, accompanied by a modern silver faucet. A vertical white flat panel radiator is visible on the left. The shower area features a dark tiled enclosure with a glass door. A dark brown solid door is seen on the right side of the image. Artificial lighting is neutral with recessed and indirect sources, while natural light is low.

Gabellini-Rey arquitectos

Nuestro objetivo es materializar obras de calidad: ésto implica tomar las decisiones adecuadas en lo referente a diseño, técnica constructiva, control en obra y atención del cliente, para asegurarle una experiencia positiva durante todo el proceso del proyecto y ejecución de su obra. Tomar las decisiones adecuadas nos resulta posible porque tenemos una experiencia de 20 años en ésta profesión, con capacitación continua y actualización permanente sobre las tendencias de diseño a través de nuestra actividad en docencia e investigación. Una obra de calidad no es la que emplea materiales más caros: es la que optimiza los recursos para asegurar el confort.

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