Jose Leon Suarez 1527 es un proyecto de BARBALACO ARQUITECTOS en Buenos Aires (2024), de 800 m². Estilo moderno. 13 fotos de fachada. Materiales predominantes

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Jose Leon Suarez 1527

Buenos Aires, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Pedro Ignacio Yanez

Jose Leon Suarez 1527 por BARBALACO ARQUITECTOS en Buenos Aires, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2024). 13 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquite

Jose Leon Suarez 1527 — BARBALACO ARQUITECTOS — Buenos Aires, Cdad. Au

The facade of a multi-story commercial building features extensive floor-to-ceiling glass windows with black metal framing and dark, horizontal metal slat elements. The building has a stepped, cantilevered design with visible concrete slabs on some levels. A white and a red hatchback are parked on the street in front of the building, alongside a silver sedan. A tall street light is positioned to the left of the building. The sky is clear and blue, with bare trees visible on the left side of the image.

A modern, multi-story residential building facade is captured in wide shot. The structure features a predominantly white concrete exterior with horizontal bands of dark metal slats. Floor-to-ceiling windows are visible on the lower levels, interspersed with dark metal-clad sections. A bare deciduous tree is positioned in front of the building. Two cars, a white hatchback and a red hatchback, are parked on the street in front of the facade. The sky is clear blue. Street lighting is integrated into the urban context.

A modern apartment building facade is shown in an urban setting under a clear blue sky. The building features an angled design with prominent dark metal louvers or screens on its upper levels and floor-to-ceiling windows on the lower levels. The facade combines black metal, white concrete, and glass elements. A street lamp stands to the left of the building. Two cars, a white hatchback and a red hatchback, are parked on the street in front of the building. Bare trees are visible to the sides.

A contemporary multi-family building facade features a prominent vertical slatted metal screen in black. Below this screen, large floor-to-ceiling windows offer views into the building's interior. A curved concrete element forms a balcony edge on the upper level. The ground floor has a dark-colored entrance with glass doors and a large ribbed metal garage door. The building is situated in an urban setting with some trees and foliage visible in front. The sky is clear blue.

A modern multi-story residential facade features a prominent black metal vertical louvered screen covering upper levels, contrasted with large floor-to-ceiling glass windows on the ground floor. Concrete beams and columns support the structure, with a curved section in the middle. A bare tree with intricate branches is visible in the foreground, casting shadows. A person walks on the patterned stone sidewalk. A red car is parked on the street. The setting is urban under a clear blue sky.

A modern commercial building features a striking facade with vertical black metal slats arranged in a staggered pattern, creating a rhythmic texture. This is contrasted with expansive floor-to-ceiling windows on the lower levels, offering a glimpse into the interior. A concrete overhang provides architectural definition. A white car is parked on the paved area in front of the building. Bare tree branches with seed pods are positioned in the foreground, adding a touch of nature to the urban setting. The sky is a clear blue, indicating a sunny day.

This is a facade view of a modern building with a striking design. The upper section features a facade of dark vertical metal slats, creating a textured, rhythmic pattern. Below this, a curved concrete overhang extends outwards, supported by a central, thick cylindrical concrete column. The middle section of the facade consists of expansive floor-to-ceiling windows with dark frames, reflecting the sky and trees. The ground level has dark metal doors and entrances, with one entrance featuring a building sign that reads 'J.L. SUAREZ 1525'. Dark recessed lighting fixtures are visible under the concrete overhang. The building is situated in an urban context with some vegetation visible.

A modern commercial building facade features a prominent concrete canopy extending outwards, supported by tall concrete columns. The upper facade is clad in vertical black metal slats, offering a textured contrast to the smooth concrete. Large floor-to-ceiling windows dominate the lower level, framed in black metal, with glass doors providing entry. A bare tree with branches partially obscures the view. The ground level is paved with gray stone tiles arranged in a wavy pattern. An adjacent white building is partially visible to the right. Recessed and indirect artificial lighting highlights the architectural elements.

A wide-angle, low-angle outdoor photograph captures the facade of a modern residential building. The primary material is gray concrete, which forms a curved, dynamic facade. Black metal horizontal louvers are integrated into the concrete structure, covering a significant portion of the building's face. Floor-to-ceiling windows with black frames reflect the sky and surrounding trees. A single, small black square light fixture is mounted on the concrete wall. Bare tree branches with sparse green foliage are visible in the foreground, reaching towards the building. The sky is clear and blue.

The facade of a modern residential building features a prominent angled concrete slab cantilevered over a glass and black-framed lower level. A dark, slatted metal screen covers a significant portion of the upper facade, creating a modern aesthetic. Recessed circular black wall lights are integrated into the concrete underside of the overhang. The building is set against a clear blue sky with tree branches visible in the upper left corner. The overall impression is one of minimalist design with a focus on geometric forms and material contrast.

A modern, multi-story building facade is shown in an urban setting under a clear blue sky. The building features a combination of white concrete walls and dark metal screening, creating a geometric pattern across its exterior. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are visible on the lower levels, reflecting the surrounding environment. Two cars, a white hatchback and a red hatchback, are parked on the street in front of the building. A modern black metal street lamp stands tall next to the building. Bare trees with sparse branches are present on the left side of the image, adding a touch of natural element to the scene.

A modern multi-story building facade under a clear blue sky. The building features clean white concrete walls contrasted with dark horizontal metal screening on several floors, creating a rhythmic pattern. Floor-to-ceiling windows are visible behind the screening. In the foreground, parked cars on a paved street include a silver hatchback, a red hatchback, a silver sedan, and a white hatchback. Bare trees with sparse foliage are scattered around the scene, suggesting a cooler season. The overall context is urban.

A modern, multi-story residential building features a striking facade with extensive black metal cladding and floor-to-ceiling windows. The building has a prominent white concrete upper section. A silver sedan is parked on the street in front of the building, with a red hatchback parked further down. An elderly woman wearing an orange jacket and a mask walks on the sidewalk carrying a tote bag. The street is paved with concrete, and some trees with bare branches line the sidewalk. The sky is clear and blue.

Aluar División Elaborados

Aberturas y Cerramientos

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ferrum

Cocina

DURLOCK

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BARBALACO ARQUITECTOS

Arq. Alberto A. Barbalaco (1956) C.A.B.A. Argentina. Arquitecto por la Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires (1980 FADU – UBA).
Desde su egreso hasta el día de la fecha desarrolla proyecto, dirección, construcción y administración de sus obras, trabajando tanto en Capital Federal como en la provincia de
Buenos Aires.

Arq. Nicolás Barbalaco (1986) C.A.B.A. Argentina. Arquitecto por la Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires (2012 FADU – UBA).
Forma parte del equipo de trabajo desde el año 2010 hasta la actualidad.
Desde el año 2012 es docente en el taller de Arquitectura 1 de la cátedra Moscato de la F.A.D.U.

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