Casa RFM por Estudio Gamboa (2009). 13 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

Landhi

Casa RFM

2 plantas, 5 amb. y 1 suite
Impactante envolvente que combina revoque tono chocolate, volúmenes revestidos en piedra, y metal actuando como decantador. Los vidrios son fundamentales en el contrafrente donde el proyectista los utiliza para ganar visuales a la laguna. De exclusivo diseño, la puerta principal traza un eje que une visualmente el acceso con el jardín posterior.

Casa RFM — Estudio Gamboa | Landhi

A modern suburban residential facade features contrasting materials: sections of brown stucco are juxtaposed with stacked stone cladding on the main body and a prominent section on the left wing. Wide, floor-to-ceiling windows are present on the upper level, integrated into geometric volumes. A covered carport is situated on the ground floor to the left. The entryway is protected by a cantilevered overhang. A pathway made of natural wood slats runs across a well-maintained green lawn, leading towards the entrance. The landscaping includes some scattered vegetation and planters. The overall lighting is natural and abundant, with some visible indirect artificial lighting.

A modern residential facade features a cantilevered upper level with floor-to-ceiling windows and a skylight. The exterior walls are finished in a beige stucco-like material, contrasted by a textured stone facade on one section. A minimalist garden path made of wood planks and gravel leads to the entrance. Several small, dark-framed windows punctuate the lower wall. Lush green vegetation, including bamboo and ferns, is integrated into the landscaping. Recessed and indirect artificial lighting illuminates the outdoor space.

A modern, two-story residential building with a dark brown, concrete facade. The facade features contrasting stacked stone cladding on one section and extensive floor-to-ceiling windows. A well-maintained green lawn surrounds the structure, with tall grass planters visible near the building's base. The sky is partly cloudy.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential facade with a suburban exterior context. The architecture features contrasting materials: a large section of the wall is clad in stacked natural stone with warm earthy tones, while another prominent wall section is smooth, dark brown stucco. A modern, dark metal screen door with a geometric grid pattern is the focal point of the entrance. The entrance is shaded by a minimalist pergola structure with a white beam. A pathway leads to the entrance, constructed from rough-hewn wood planks laid horizontally with grass growing between them. Large, leafy green plants are strategically placed near the entrance and a tall, blade-like plant stands prominently to the right. A narrow, vertical window is visible on the stone-clad section, and another smaller window is on the stucco section. The roofline is clean and angular. Natural light is abundant, supplemented by neutral artificial lighting.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential interior hallway with a kitchen visible in the distance. The floor is covered in large beige ceramic tiles. One wall features a stacked stone veneer in mixed earthy tones, creating a strong textural contrast. Another wall is finished in a dark, textured microcement. A large window with a geometric pattern is visible on the left. Recessed and indirect warm artificial lighting illuminates the space. A built-in wood bench is present near the stone wall, and a doorway opens to a kitchen area with light wood cabinetry and shelving.

This living room features a prominent exposed brick wall housing a modern fireplace. Large floor-to-ceiling windows provide abundant natural light. The floor is tiled in a light beige ceramic. Two armchairs with upholstered geometric blue fabric and dark wood frames are centrally placed. A rectangular wooden coffee table with stacked books sits in front of them. Another wooden chair with an upholstered seat and back is visible. Indirect, recessed, and floor lamp lighting contribute to a warm artificial ambiance. A small planter with a green plant adds a touch of nature. The overall style is a blend of modern and rustic elements.

Interior view of a modern home showcasing a floating staircase made of natural wood treads and risers. A large floor-to-ceiling window dominates the left wall, offering a view of lush indoor vegetation and an exterior courtyard. The staircase features a prominent wooden railing with a natural wood finish. The walls are painted white, contrasting with the warm tones of the wood. Natural light is abundant through the large window.

This is a wide-angle indoor shot of a modern residential interior, showcasing a double-height space with a floating staircase. The flooring throughout is natural wood. Walls and ceilings are painted white. An office nook is integrated into the space, featuring a dark wood desk with built-in drawers and an ergonomic office chair with a red cushion. Above the desk is a wood shelving unit filled with books and decorative items. A lime green beanbag chair with stuffed animals is placed on the floor near the stairs. Natural light floods the area through large windows, complemented by neutral artificial lighting from recessed sources.

A wide shot captures a modern residential interior featuring a floating staircase with white railings and metal cables. The staircase ascends from a wooden floor and is integrated with white built-in storage cabinets. A bedroom with a low bed frame is visible to the left, with a window letting in natural light. Several pieces of artwork are attached to the cabinet doors. The walls and ceiling are painted white, and the overall lighting appears neutral and artificial. The space is uncluttered and emphasizes clean lines and functional design.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential bathroom. The space features a large vanity with two white ceramic vessel sinks and tall brushed metal mixer faucets, set against a beige marble-like countertop. The wall behind the vanity is white, with a large wooden-framed mirror above. Built-in dark wood cabinetry is visible below the sinks. White fabric towels are placed on the vanity. The floor is gray, and indirect lighting is supplemented by abundant natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows. The bathroom has built-in storage and is styled for presentation.

A modern bathroom features a large, white, freestanding bathtub as the focal point. The bathtub is positioned below a wide, horizontally-slatted window that allows for moderate natural light. The walls are covered in dark, textured material, contrasting with the white of the tub and the natural wood of a tall cabinet and shelving unit. Chrome wall-mounted faucets are visible. Toiletries and decorative items are placed on the shelves. Indirect and recessed artificial lighting provides a warm ambiance. The floor is tiled with mixed colors.

This is a wide-angle shot of a modern, open-plan kitchen. The primary material visible is stone_like in a beige color, used for the countertops and flooring. The cabinetry is natural wood with a matte finish and handleless design. A large kitchen island with a stone_like countertop serves as the centerpiece. Integrated stainless steel appliances include a gas hob and a chimney extractor hood above it. Floor-to-ceiling windows along the back wall provide abundant natural light. Recessed and indirect artificial lighting are also visible. The space is styled and appears residential.

This is a wide shot of a modern, open-plan residential kitchen. The primary surfaces include a high-share gray granite-like countertop and white wood cabinetry, complemented by a medium-share gray ceramic floor and white painted walls. Key features are a large, gray granite-like island with a waterfall edge and integrated white cabinetry. Built-in storage is present in the cabinetry. A stainless steel gas hob oven and extractor are visible. The space features abundant natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows and neutral artificial lighting from recessed and indirect sources. The style is primarily modern with a high confidence rating.

Estudio Gamboa

“Una casa debe dar mil respuestas. Calmar ansiedades, cumplir con todas nuestras expectativas, Enamorarnos de sus formas y posibilidades espaciales, funcionales, estéticas y emocionales. La arquitectura permite lograr todo eso cuando partimos de una búsqueda honesta, entendiendo las necesidades y deseos de nuestros clientes, y elaboramos esos programas con libertad conceptual y realismo práctico, porque ambas condiciones son indispensables para llegar a un buen final: la libertad para volar con el diseño y el realismo que nos marcará metas, objetivos a cumplir”

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