Acacias 265 es un proyecto de BARBALACO ARQUITECTOS en Belén de Escobar (2023), de 253 m². Estilo moderno. 16 fotos de fachada, cocina, living, escalera. Mate

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Acacias 265

Belén de Escobar, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Romina Aira

Acacias 265 por BARBALACO ARQUITECTOS en Belén de Escobar, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2023). 16 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y dis

Acacias 265 — BARBALACO ARQUITECTOS — Belén de Escobar, Provincia de B

A wide, low-angle shot showcases the modern facade of a residential building at dusk. The structure features clean geometric volumes rendered in white concrete. Large floor-to-ceiling windows reveal dimly lit interiors, suggesting an open-plan layout. Integrated indirect lighting accentuates the architectural lines along the ground floor and a prominent horizontal beam. The surrounding area is a manicured lawn, with some vegetation visible. The exterior context appears suburban, under a twilight sky.

A modern Scandinavian kitchen features tall, slatted natural wood cabinetry that extends to the ceiling. Integrated indirect lighting runs along the underside of the upper cabinets, illuminating the white countertop. A black built-in oven and cooktop are set into the lower white cabinetry. Two wooden cutting boards are placed on the countertop. The walls are white, and the floor is a light gray tile.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential facade with clean lines and geometric shapes. The primary material appears to be white concrete for the walls and ceilings, with gray stone for the ground-level flooring and pathways. Large floor-to-ceiling windows offer views into the interior. Integrated indirect lighting illuminates the pathways and architectural elements. A section of the ground is covered in gravel, acting as a planter or garden area, with some sparse vegetation visible in the distance. The setting is suburban under a twilight sky.

A modern Scandinavian kitchen features a wide island with a wood-slat finish and a white countertop. The cabinetry also utilizes natural wood with vertical slats, complemented by indirect warm lighting under the upper cabinets. The floor is tiled with large-format gray stone. Recessed ceiling lights provide general illumination. The space is open-plan, connecting to a dining area.

A wide-angle outdoor shot showcases a modern residential facade at dusk. The primary material is white concrete for the walls and building elements. A light gray concrete floor is covered with small, dark gray gravel. Integrated warm white indirect lighting runs along the base of the building and the edge of the gravel path, creating a dramatic effect. The sky is a clear, deep blue, suggesting the end of twilight. The architectural design is minimalist, with clean lines and large, unadorned surfaces. Some sparse vegetation is visible in the background.

This is a wide shot of a modern kitchen with light gray cabinetry and white countertops. Integrated indirect lighting is visible under the upper cabinets. A kitchen island features a white countertop and a base clad in vertical natural wood slats. The floor appears to be a light gray concrete or microcement. The cabinetry extends to the ceiling, providing ample built-in storage. Recessed ceiling lights provide artificial illumination.

A modern, two-story residential facade features sharp geometric lines and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows. The exterior is primarily clad in white concrete, with a prominent cantilevered structure defining the entrance. Integrated warm indirect lighting illuminates the lower facade and grounds. A paved patio area with minimalist outdoor furniture is visible. The setting appears to be suburban with some surrounding vegetation under a twilight sky.

A modern, open-plan kitchen features a prominent island with a natural wood slat front and a white marble-like countertop. Tall cabinets in a natural wood finish line the walls, complemented by a white backsplash and integrated indirect lighting. Recessed ceiling lights provide artificial illumination. The floor is finished with beige ceramic tiles. A chrome faucet is installed over a stainless steel sink. A stainless steel extractor is visible above the cooking area. The overall aesthetic is clean and functional.

A modern brutalist facade features floor-to-ceiling windows and a smooth gray concrete finish. The exterior space consists of a gravel garden area. Integrated warm indirect lighting runs along the base of the building, illuminating the gravel. A sleek metal railing outlines a higher level. The sky above is partly cloudy.

A modern, open-plan residential kitchen with a high level of style. The primary materials include natural wood and light gray finishes. The cabinetry features a combination of natural wood slat panels on the upper cabinets and light gray wood veneer on the lower units. The countertops are white, and the flooring is microcement in a gray hue. Key objects include a matte black faucet, a white undermount sink, a black induction cooktop, and an integrated extractor hood. Indirect and recessed lighting illuminates the space with a neutral tone. The kitchen is well-organized with built-in storage and features wood slat walls and subtle indirect lighting.

A modern facade features expansive floor-to-ceiling windows. The exterior walls are finished in smooth white concrete. A pathway is covered in light-colored gravel and illuminated by integrated linear lighting. Green grass borders the gravel area. A concrete beam extends horizontally above the entrance, creating an architectural overhang. The sky above is partly cloudy.

This image shows a modern, minimalist kitchen area with gray cabinetry and a white countertop. A double basin stainless steel sink with a modern faucet is integrated into the countertop. The floor is covered in large gray stone tiles. The ceiling features recessed and indirect lighting. Large windows in the background offer natural light and a view of an outdoor space. The space is unfurnished and appears to be a new construction.

This is a wide-angle interior photograph of an empty, modern living room. The dominant feature is a massive floor-to-ceiling window that spans the entire width of the room, offering a clear view of the exterior. The window has a three-panel sliding door configuration, allowing access to a wooden deck area. The room has light-colored walls and a white ceiling. The flooring is made of natural wood planks. Natural light floods the space through the large windows. The exterior visible through the window includes other residential buildings and some vegetation. The overall impression is one of spaciousness and a connection to the outdoors.

A wide exterior shot showcases a modern, two-story residential house with a clean white concrete facade. The house features large floor-to-ceiling windows, some with dark frames, and a striking vertical wooden slat detail on one section. A low, flat roofline defines the structure. The surrounding grounds include a manicured lawn and strategically placed modern concrete planters. The sky is bright blue with scattered clouds. The architecture emphasizes geometric volumes and minimalist design principles. Several thin trees are visible in the landscape.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential interior, showcasing a spacious hallway with a floating staircase. The primary flooring is gray concrete, extending throughout the visible area. The walls and ceiling are finished in white. A prominent architectural feature is the minimalist white metal railing bordering the staircase. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are present, allowing abundant natural light into the space, and indirect artificial lighting adds warmth. The area appears to be styled and empty. A section of the exterior shows suburban landscaping with some vegetation and gravel detailing.

This is a wide-angle exterior photo of a modern residential building. The primary focus is on a large, floor-to-ceiling glass sliding door system that opens onto a concrete patio. The patio is spacious and appears to be part of a balcony or terrace. Above the patio, a concrete pergola casts shadows. The building's facade is primarily white concrete and glass. The natural lighting is abundant, coming from a clear blue sky. The setting is semi-outdoor, suggesting a seamless transition between interior and exterior spaces.

Aluar División Elaborados

Aberturas y Cerramientos

Baño

ferrum

Cocina

Cerámica Piú 

Pisos

ATRIM GLOBAL

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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