Casa Nomade es un proyecto de Remy Arquitectos en B1648 Tigre (2020), de 830 m². Estilo moderno. 11 fotos de fachada, comedor, escalera, pileta. Materiales pr

Landhi

Casa Nomade

B1648 Tigre, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina

Alejandro Peral

Casa Nomade por Remy Arquitectos en B1648 Tigre, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina (2020). 11 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

Casa Nomade — Remy Arquitectos — B1648 Tigre, Buenos Aires Province, A

Andrés Remy

Julieta Rafel

Patricio Castagnino

Gise Colombo

A wide-angle shot of a modern, brutalist-style house facade at night. The building features raw exposed concrete walls and ceilings with geometric indirect LED lighting highlighting the eaves. A dark metal railing guides visitors up concrete steps flanked by lush, prominent tropical vegetation and palm trees. A yellow wooden door is visible beneath the covered entrance. The overall impression is one of stark geometric forms contrasted with natural elements.

A wide shot of a brutalist-style residential building facade. The primary material is gray concrete, covering most of the visible exterior. The building is set in a rural context with some vegetation present. The natural lighting is abundant. The stage is finished and styled.

A contemporary two-story residence features a prominent cantilevered upper level constructed from textured gray concrete. The lower level has a base clad in varied-sized natural stone blocks. Large windows and dark-framed openings are visible. Lush, large-leaf tropical plants, including banana-like foliage, are densely planted in the foreground and around the base of the structure. A well-maintained green lawn covers the front yard. The sky is clear and pale blue. The architecture blends raw, brutalist concrete with organic, abundant vegetation and natural stone.

A wide shot captures the exterior facade of a modern residential building, characterized by prominent horizontal concrete planes. Extensive floor-to-ceiling windows are integrated into the concrete structure, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces. A wooden deck extends from the building, offering a transitional area. The facade is visually broken by lush, prominent vegetation, including tall plants in planters. The surrounding landscape is rural, with a manicured lawn in the foreground. Artificial lighting appears to be indirect and warm.

A striking modern facade features cantilevered concrete beams and extensive floor-to-ceiling glass windows. The exterior is clad in textured concrete, creating a brutalist aesthetic. A semi-outdoor dining area is visible beneath the upper level, furnished with a long wooden table and numerous wooden chairs. Lush green vegetation, including large leafy plants, surrounds the property, with a well-maintained lawn in the foreground. Indirect lighting and hanging pendant lights provide warm illumination in the evening. The architecture emphasizes a strong connection between indoor and outdoor living spaces.

A wide-angle outdoor shot showcases a modern residential facade characterized by striking angular exposed concrete elements. Large floor-to-ceiling windows reveal glimpses of an interior dining area with wooden furniture and warm pendant lighting. The building features a cantilevered concrete structure forming a pergola. Lush green grass covers the foreground, and dense, broad-leafed plants are planted along a concrete planter. Natural light is abundant, complemented by warm artificial lighting.

This is a wide-angle shot of a semi-outdoor dining area with a rustic-modern style. The ceiling is clad in dark wood, contrasting with the gray concrete floor. A long, natural wood dining table is set for multiple people, surrounded by woven rattan chairs. Large pendant lights made of woven rattan hang above the table. To the side, a stone wall with a natural finish separates the dining area from lush vegetation. The space has exposed beams and features indirect lighting, contributing to a warm ambiance. The overall feel is styled and finished.

This is a wide shot of a semi-outdoor dining room and kitchen area with a modern brutalist style. The ceiling and floor are made of exposed gray concrete. A long, rectangular wooden dining table is surrounded by multiple rattan chairs with woven seats and backs. Hanging above the table are several pendant lights with bulbous woven shades. The kitchen area features a stainless steel extractor and sink, with a concrete countertop and backsplash. A stone-clad wall forms the background, with prominent vegetation visible behind it. Indirect lighting is incorporated into the ceiling.

A wide exterior shot showcases a modern residential facade featuring strong geometric volumes and a prominent cantilevered concrete structure. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer glimpses into the interior spaces. The exterior is clad in a combination of concrete-like and glass surfaces, with extensive use of natural wood for deck areas. Lush tropical vegetation, including palm trees and various green plants in large planters, surrounds the property, creating a stark contrast with the raw concrete. The overall impression is one of sophisticated, modern architecture integrated with a vibrant natural setting.

A modern interior features a long, wide hallway with a high ceiling. The right wall is covered in vertical natural wood slats, creating a warm and textured surface. The left side of the hallway is dominated by floor-to-ceiling glass windows, offering views of lush green vegetation. The floor is made of dark wood planks laid lengthwise, and the ceiling is white with subtle indirect lighting. Several large planters with prominent leafy plants are placed along the glass wall. The space is clean, well-lit by abundant natural light, and styled for a residential setting.

This is a wide-angle outdoor photo of a modern residential pool area with a distinct infinity pool. The pool area features a dark gray concrete border and deck, with tropical landscaping including palm trees and other lush greenery. Several white chaise lounges are placed on the deck. A stone path leads from the garden area to the pool. Partially visible is a modern concrete building with floor-to-ceiling windows and a wooden deck. The sky is clear blue, indicating abundant natural light.

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DESPUÉS DE EMERGER EN LA ESCENA INTERNACIONAL EN EL ESTUDIO DE RAFAEL VIÑOLY EN NUEVA YORK, EL ARQUITECTO ANDRES REMY FUNDÓ REMY ARQUITECTOS, DESARROLLANDO PROYECTOS INOVADORES, CON UN LENGUAJE ÚNICO DE ARQUITECTURA. EN NUESTRO DISEÑO ES UN PRINCIPIO COMBINAR LA FUNCIONALIDAD Y EL DISEÑO. ESTUDIAMOS CUIDADOSAMENTE LOS DETALLES DE TODOS LOS PROYECTOS PARA OBTENER LA MEJOR CALIDAD QUE PODEMOS PRODUCIR. EN SUS DOCE AÑOS DE EXISTENCIA, LOS DISEÑOS DEL ESTUDIO HAN SIDO PREMIADOS NACIONAL E INTERNACIONALMENTE. ACTUALMENTE, EL ESTUDIO ES CONSIDERADO UNO DE LOS MEJORES ESTUDIOS QUE OFRECEN DISEÑOS PREMIUM EN ARGENTINA. REMY ARQUITECTOS ORGANIZA SU TRABAJO CON EQUIPOS PROFESIONALES MULTIDISCIPLINARES, QUE ESTUDIAN DETENIDAMENTE LA CULTURA DE LA UBICACIÓN, LA TECNOLOGÍA DISPONIBLE, ASÍ COMO TAMBIÉN EL CONTEXTO GEOGRÁFICO Y CLIMÁTICO.

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Andrés Remy	Arquitecto
Julieta Rafel	Arquitecta
Patricio Castagnino	Arquitecto
Gise Colombo	Arquitecta