Casa Ale es un proyecto de PuntoLimite arquitectos en B1706 Haedo (2012), de 150 m². Estilo moderno. 10 fotos de fachada, escalera, baño, living. Materiales p

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Casa Ale

B1706 Haedo, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Vivienda unifamiliar 2 plantas, en Planta Baja todo lo social, estudio, Living-com Cocina en Lavadero, quincho.
Planta Alta  privado Dormitorio en suite con vestidor, 2 Dormitorios, Baño completo

Casa Ale por PuntoLimite arquitectos en B1706 Haedo, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2012). 10 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en

Casa Ale — PuntoLimite arquitectos — B1706 Haedo, Provincia de Buenos 

The image shows the facade of a multi-story building under construction. The exterior walls are finished with a smooth, light-colored stucco. There are several windows with horizontal metal louvers. A silver metal drainpipe runs vertically along the side of the building. An aluminum extension ladder leans against the wall, positioned next to a window. In the foreground, a portable cement mixer and a metal wheelbarrow are visible on the concrete ground. Some debris and construction materials are scattered around. The sky is overcast.

The image shows the exterior of a two-story house under construction, featuring a minimalist design with white concrete facades. A person is visible, actively engaged in painting one of the walls. The surrounding area appears suburban, with some vegetation present. The construction site indicates ongoing work on the property. A vehicle is parked near the house. The overall impression is of a modern residential building in its development phase.

This is a construction photo of a gray concrete building with a facade featuring horizontal grated windows on multiple levels. The building appears to be under construction, with visible building materials and equipment on the ground, including buckets and a hose. Several people are present, actively working on site. Trees and foliage are visible in the background, suggesting an urban or suburban setting. The overall impression is one of raw, unfinished construction.

A wide-angle construction photo shows the exterior of a multi-storey house under construction. The facade is primarily unfinished concrete with visible texture. A metal railing with white horizontal bars defines a balcony on the upper level. A silver metal ladder leans against the wall near a window with similar grey horizontal bars. A white recessed door is also visible. Construction materials like buckets of paint and stacks of wood planks are scattered on the ground. The setting is outdoors in an urban environment with some vegetation present. The lighting is moderate natural light with no visible artificial sources. The house appears to be in a standard finish level.

A bathroom with tiled walls and floors. The walls are covered in large beige ceramic tiles, with a decorative strip of smaller patterned tiles between them. A small square window is positioned high on the wall. A modern multi-function stainless steel shower panel is installed on the right side, featuring multiple shower heads and controls. A white ceramic toilet bowl is visible in the foreground, with a dark towel and a white plastic bag on the floor. The ceiling is composed of white acoustic tiles. Artificial lighting is provided by recessed fixtures.

This is a construction photo of a staircase inside a building. The walls are unfinished concrete in a gray color. The stairs and floor are covered in gray ceramic tiles. A window at the top of the stairwell lets in natural light, acting as a skylight. There are some construction materials, such as bags of powder, at the bottom of the stairs.

A neutral-toned interior hallway features dark wood door frames and doors. The walls are painted a muted beige, contrasting with the gray tiled floor. The ceiling is a dropped, tiled design in white. Multiple doorways are visible along the hallway. The lighting appears to be a combination of recessed and indirect sources, providing a neutral ambiance.

This is a modern three-story residential building render, showcasing its facade from south, north, and east views. The exterior features geometric volumes, primarily in beige and yellow concrete, accented with burgundy and black elements. Large floor-to-ceiling windows and horizontal slit windows are prominent. The south view reveals a balcony with a black metal railing. The north view shows a multi-level design with dark framed windows. The east view highlights the building's massing and staggered sections. Integrated indirect lighting enhances the facade at night. Some vegetation and planters are visible around the structure.

This is a wide shot of an indoor residential space with dark walls and large windows. The windows are a prominent feature, allowing abundant natural light into the room. The window frames are visible and appear to be made of a light-colored material, possibly aluminum or vinyl. Outside the windows, some vegetation and trees are visible, suggesting a natural or suburban setting. The room appears to be empty and unfurnished, indicating it is in a finished but unstyled state. The lighting is predominantly natural, with no artificial lighting sources visible in the frame. The architectural style leans towards modern design, characterized by the expansive windows.

The image shows the exterior of a multi-story residential building under construction. The facade is primarily finished in white concrete, with black metal window frames and grills visible on several floors. Some areas of the facade appear unfinished. A stack of wood planks is visible on the ground level. The sky is overcast with clouds, suggesting a subdued natural light. The building features a contemporary architectural style with clean lines and geometric forms. Several windows are large, indicating an intention for ample natural light within the structure.

Aluar División Elaborados

Aberturas y Cerramientos

VASA

Baño

ferrum

ATRIM GLOBAL

ec sustentable

Climatización

Cocina

JOHNSON ACERO

Iluminación

Cerámica San Lorenzo

Pisos

San Lorenzo Design

CERRO NEGRO

Knauf Argentina 

Quimtex

Revestimientos

PuntoLimite arquitectos

Tomamos contacto con el cliente desde las primeras líneas del proyecto y lo vamos acompañando a través de la ejecución de la obra ,hasta la entrega de la misma


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