PROYECTO GASCON es un proyecto de Maria Menna Arquitecta (2022), de 55 m². Estilo moderno. 13 fotos de escalera, cocina, baño, living. Materiales predominante

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PROYECTO GASCON

Mariana Martin

Reforma de departamento de 55m2 en Mar del Plata.
La intervención se baso en potenciar las cualidades del depto, integrando el espacio de cocina al estar-comedor. 
Para generar sensaciones de amplitud y bienestar se busco una continuidad material y de color en todos los espacios. Se utilizo la textura de la madera en pisos y paredes de baños y un gris cálido combinado con blanco en mobiliario. 
Se diseñaron formas simples y síntesis.

PROYECTO GASCON por Maria Menna Arquitecta (2022). 13 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

PROYECTO GASCON — Maria Menna Arquitecta | Landhi

Reforma de departamento de 55m2 en Mar del Plata.
La intervención se baso en potenciar las cualidades del depto, integrando el espacio de cocina al estar-comedor. 
Para generar sensaciones de amplitud y bienestar se busco una continuidad material y de color en todos los espacios. Se utilizo la textura de la madera en pisos y paredes de baños y un gris cálido combinado con blanco en mobiliario. 
Se diseñaron formas simples y síntesis. 


A modern, Scandinavian-style hallway with a person opening a white-framed sliding door with frosted glass panels. The floor is light beige wood. Walls are painted white, and there is indirect lighting. A large green plant in a woven basket sits on the floor. A white vertical radiator is visible. In the background, a glimpse of a modern kitchen with white countertops and stainless steel appliances is seen.

This is a wide-angle, interior photograph of an empty, modern living room. The walls, ceiling, and trim are painted white. The floor is made of light-colored, natural wood planks. A built-in white shelving unit is visible on the left wall. A white radiator is mounted on the left wall below the shelving. Recessed and indirect lighting fixtures are present. The room is well-lit with abundant natural light from an unseen source. A doorway to a hallway with stairs is visible on the right.

This is a narrow galley kitchen with modern Scandinavian style. The cabinetry is a light beige and extends to the ceiling, creating a seamless look. A large white double-door refrigerator is positioned on the left. The countertop is white and hosts a stainless steel sink and chrome faucet. The backsplash is made of white ceramic tiles. An oven with a gas cooktop is integrated into the cabinetry on the right. The floor is laid with natural wood planks. Recessed and indirect lighting are visible.

A modern Scandinavian kitchen features sleek beige matte cabinetry with handleless doors. The countertop is a light, speckled material, complemented by a white ceramic tile backsplash. A stainless steel undermount sink with a chrome faucet is integrated into the counter. A stainless steel built-in oven and cooktop are visible on the right. The floor is light natural wood. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminate the space, creating a bright and uncluttered atmosphere with a single potted plant adding a touch of greenery.

A narrow indoor hallway features light wood plank flooring and white walls with subtle moldings. On the left, a large green plant in a woven basket sits near a white radiator. To the right, the hallway opens to a view of a compact kitchen with white cabinetry, a stainless steel oven and cooktop, and a white backsplash. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminates the space.

This is a wide indoor shot of a residential hallway leading towards a kitchen. The floor is covered in natural wood planks. Walls are painted white, with some subtle paneling. A large frosted glass sliding door with white framing is a prominent feature on the left. In the hallway, a modern white radiator is visible, and a tall, leafy plant in a woven basket sits next to it. To the right, a partial view of a kitchen shows white cabinetry and a stainless steel oven and cooktop. Indirect and recessed lighting illuminates the space with a warm tone. The style is a blend of modern and Scandinavian influences.

This is a wide-angle interior photograph of a modern Scandinavian hallway leading to a kitchen. The flooring is natural wood and the walls are painted white. The hallway features a large sliding glass door with frosted panels on the left, a tall vertical radiator, and a potted plant in a woven basket. The kitchen area, visible in the background, has white walls and cabinetry, with stainless steel integrated appliances including an oven and cooktop. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminate the space, creating a neutral ambiance.

This is a wide-angle interior shot of a modern residential space. The primary space is a hallway leading to an open-plan kitchen. The floor throughout is natural wood with a high share. Walls are predominantly white, with a gray accent wall visible near the kitchen entrance. A large sliding door with frosted glass panels is a prominent feature on the left wall. In the hallway, a tall green plant in a wicker basket planter stands next to a white vertical radiator. The kitchen area features natural wood cabinetry and built-in stainless steel appliances, including an oven and cooktop. Artificial lighting is warm, with recessed linear pendant lights visible in the kitchen and indirect lighting in the hallway. The space is styled and features minimal clutter.

This is a modern bathroom with a minimalist aesthetic. The walls are paneled with natural wood and white ceramic tiles. A white, rectangular ceramic sink sits atop a white vanity cabinet. A tall, arched mirror with a thin white frame hangs above the sink. Chrome fixtures include a modern basin mixer. A white wall-mounted shelf holds a soap dispenser and a bar of soap. A white towel hangs on a hook. The shower area is visible with white tiled walls and a glass enclosure. The flooring is natural wood. Lighting appears to be a combination of recessed and indirect sources.

The image shows a modern bathroom with a narrow entryway. The walls are partially covered in beige ceramic tiles and partially in natural wood slats. The floor is made of natural wood. A white rectangular sink sits atop a white minimalist vanity cabinet. A tall, rounded rectangular mirror hangs above the sink. A chrome lever handle faucet is installed on the sink. A chrome overhead shower head is visible in the shower area. A small green plant is placed on the countertop. The lighting is neutral, with visible recessed ceiling lights. The space appears to be residential and is styled for presentation.

A modern bathroom features a long, narrow space. The left wall is clad in horizontal natural wood slats, while the right wall and ceiling are finished in white ceramic tile. A large oval mirror with rounded edges hangs on the wood slat wall above a narrow white ceramic sink with a chrome faucet. A small white metal shelf is mounted to the wood wall, holding an amber glass dispenser. To the right, a modern white toilet stands adjacent to the sink. Recessed ceiling lights provide neutral artificial illumination.

This is a modern Scandinavian-style kitchen with a narrow galley layout. The base cabinetry is white with a handleless design and a light gray countertop. Above, there are beige wall cabinets. The backsplash is white tiled. A stainless steel oven and sink with a chrome faucet are integrated into the cabinetry. The floor is natural wood. Recessed and indirect warm artificial lighting illuminates the space, supplemented by moderate natural light. A green potted plant sits on the countertop.

Wide-angle interior photo of a modern residential hallway with an open-plan living area visible in the distance. The space is characterized by its abundant natural light and minimalist aesthetic. Walls and ceiling are painted white, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. Flooring is natural wood, laid throughout the hallway and into the adjoining living space. A tall, built-in white cabinet is visible on the left wall. A tall green plant in a basket sits in the corner of the hallway, adding a touch of nature. Recessed and indirect artificial lighting supplements the natural light. The hallway leads towards a living area with a visible entrance on the right.

Maria Menna Arquitecta

Soy María Menna, arquitecta.

Creo en una forma de diseñar que va más allá de lo visible.

Trabajo desde la neuroarquitectura y el diseño olfativo para crear espacios que no solo se vean bien, sino que se sientan bien.

Espacios que abracen, calmen, inspiren y acompañen los procesos de quienes los habitan.

Cada proyecto es una búsqueda:
de equilibrio, de belleza, de bienestar.

De transformar lo cotidiano en una experiencia sensorial que nos reconecte con lo esencial.

Porque la arquitectura también puede cuidar, emocionar y sanar.

Y ese es el lugar desde donde elijo crear.


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