Casa MM es un proyecto de Alric Galindez Arquitectos. Estilo moderno. 10 fotos de fachada, escalera, living, patio y jardín. Materiales predominantes: hormigó

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Casa MM

Casa MM por Alric Galindez Arquitectos. 10 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

Casa MM — Alric Galindez Arquitectos | Landhi

A modern, multi-story residential building features a stark white facade with angular, protruding elements. Numerous floor-to-ceiling windows punctuate the upper levels, reflecting the sky and surrounding greenery. The lower level is partially enclosed, creating a covered entryway and garage space. A concrete driveway leads to the entrance. The building is set in a suburban environment with some vegetation visible, including trees and a small area of lawn. Natural light appears abundant, with recessed lighting potentially used for the exterior.

This is a wide-angle interior photograph showcasing a modern hallway and staircase in a residential setting. Abundant natural light streams in through large, floor-to-ceiling windows, illuminating the space. The floor is polished concrete in a neutral gray tone. Walls and ceilings are painted white, creating a minimalist aesthetic. A prominent feature is the white floating staircase with white metal railings. Several tall white cabinet doors line one wall of the hallway. A large, framed artwork depicting a muscular figure hangs on the wall opposite the cabinets. Artificial lighting appears to be recessed and indirect, providing a neutral ambiance. The space feels spacious and uncluttered.

A modern, two-storey house features a white concrete facade with extensive floor-to-ceiling glass windows. The entrance is a multi-tiered, grassy terrace leading up to a large deck. The house has a flat roof and a minimalist design. Surrounding vegetation is lush and green, with mature trees visible.

A multi-story residence features a prominent central courtyard with lush vegetation visible through floor-to-ceiling glass walls. A white metal slatted screen runs vertically along the main staircase, which appears to be a floating design with wooden treads. Concrete floors are present throughout the visible space, contrasting with white ceilings. A person is ascending the stairs. A living area with beige upholstered furniture is partially visible in the foreground. Natural light floods the interior.

A wide, high-quality photo captures a modern, open-plan living room with abundant natural light. The space features a double-height ceiling and a prominent internal white slatted floating staircase. Polished concrete floors run throughout. White walls serve as a neutral backdrop for minimalist furnishings. A large, modular beige fabric sofa dominates the seating area, complemented by a geometric patterned rug in orange and beige. A rectangular natural wood coffee table sits centrally. Built-in white floor-to-ceiling shelving lines one wall, showcasing a curated selection of books and decor. An indoor planter with a large green plant adds a touch of nature. Indirect and recessed artificial lighting provides ambiance. The setting is residential and finished, styled for maximum appeal.

A modern residential courtyard house features a multi-level design with extensive floor-to-ceiling glass walls reflecting a bright blue sky with clouds. The central courtyard is densely planted with various tropical plants like palms and ferns. A striking white floating staircase is visible through the glass. The exterior walls are primarily white concrete, and the floors are a light gray concrete. A white railing runs along an upper balcony. Artificial lighting is not prominently visible, suggesting a focus on natural light. The overall impression is one of spaciousness and connection between indoor and outdoor living areas.

The image showcases a modern facade with white paneling creating abstract geometric forms. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are interspersed between these panels, revealing lush green plants and a bright yellow tree. The sky above is clear blue with scattered white clouds. The architecture uses clean lines and minimal ornamentation. A concrete planter holds a large tropical plant in one of the glass openings.

A wide-angle shot of a minimalist bedroom with abundant natural light entering through floor-to-ceiling windows. The walls and ceiling are painted white, contrasting with the gray concrete floor. A large bed with white linens is the focal point, complemented by a modern white ceiling fan and a black metal floor lamp. Framed nature prints add subtle decorative elements on the wall. An open doorway reveals a lush green forest and balcony area, emphasizing an indoor-outdoor connection. A woven rattan basket is placed near the bed, and a white wall-mounted air conditioning unit is visible.

This is a minimalist modern bathroom with a wide shot. The walls are primarily white, with a significant portion made of frosted glass, allowing abundant natural light from a large skylight overhead. A floating white vanity with integrated double sinks is mounted beneath a large rectangular mirror. Chrome wall-mounted faucets are installed. The countertop appears to be white marble_like. The floor is a gray concrete. There are built-in white cabinets under the vanity. A woven basket is placed on the floor. Indirect recessed lighting is also visible.

A wide shot captures a modern open-plan residential space featuring a prominent kitchen area. The primary surface is white cabinetry, complemented by a high-share gray concrete floor and a medium-share white marble-like countertop on the kitchen island. The ceiling is also white. Floor-to-ceiling windows dominate the space, offering abundant natural light and views of prominent vegetation outside. Indirect lighting, recessed lights, and minimalist black pendant lights provide artificial illumination. The space includes a long white kitchen island, natural wood slatted chairs around a long wood dining table, and built-in storage. The setting is indoor with a suburban exterior context. The space is finished and styled.

Alric Galindez Arquitectos

Alric Galindez inicia sus actividades en el año 1995, proyectando desde sus comienzos distintos tipos de obras con un interés especial en el desarrollo de propuestas contemporáneas. Ha realizado más de 250 obras y proyectos de distintas escalas y programas. Con oficinas en Buenos Aires y San Carlos de Bariloche trabajando de manera conjunta en la búsqueda de lograr una sinergia propositiva en búsqueda de las ideas. La formación y el crecimiento profesional es un tema de particular interés en el estudio. Alric Galindez ha realizado proyectos a clientes de diversas nacionalidades tanto en Argentina como en el exterior, siendo cada proyecto abordado de una manera integral, trabajando desde el inicio junto a asesores especializados. Alric Galindez es un estudio de arquitectura fundado en 1995 y liderado por los arquitectos Santiago Alric, Carlos Galindez y Federico Lloveras. Cuenta con oficinas en Buenos Aires y Bariloche que trabajan de manera conjunta generando proyectos en Argentina y en el exterior. El estudio tiene especial interés en pensar la arquitectura como parte de un paisaje, entendiéndose como tal tanto lo natural como lo urbano o cultural. Su búsqueda se centra en descubrir el potencial y lo particular de cada lugar, y a través de la arquitectura, transformar un territorio en un paisaje vital. El proceso proyectual parte de encontrar una mirada diferente al problema, evitando soluciones preestablecidas. Un proceso analítico donde se exploran caminos alternativos que confluyen en una propuesta superadora.

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